Big Screen Spotlight

Oscars Best Picture nominee I'm Still Here tells a powerful, hidden story of Brazil's past – and it's been championed by everyone from Guillermo del Toro to Alfonso Cuarón

Poor Things' Christopher Abbott on his new thriller with Barry Keoghan that's "like a mafia movie with sheep"

Live from New York… it's nervous laughter! How Ghostbusters' Jason Reitman nails the all-too-rare dread-inducing comedy with new Saturday Night Live movie

Adrien Brody and the cast and director of The Brutalist on their Oscar-nominated movie: "To make great cinema, you have to be vulnerable"

New haunted house horror Presence is unlike anything you've seen before – and cements Steven Soderbergh as one of our most interesting filmmakers

Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin on their bittersweet new movie A Real Pain and resisting advice from "a big Hollywood director" to "make a billion dollars" with a happy ending

Angelina Jolie's new movie about a world-famous opera singer is a poignant story of life in the public eye

Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield say their new romantic drama changed them as actors: "I've never had an experience like that before"

Daniel Craig's new romantic drama makes for an unexpected perfect double bill with director Luca Guadagnino's previous movie Challengers

A surreal new drama with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score from the director of one of my favorite films is now out – and it should definitely be on your weekend watchlist

Melissa Barrera on veering into comedy with new horror musical Your Monster: "I always feel like when something scares me, I should do it"

A thriller that's essentially Mean Girls in the Vatican has become a cult hit online – and for good reason

33 years later, it's clearer than ever that Point Break is one of the best Keanu Reeves movies ever made

Zoe Saldaña and Selena Gomez’s new Netflix movie is an empowering story of women taking control of their own lives

Sean Baker and Mikey Madison on the Scream star's new movie with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score

Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton's new movie asks all the big questions about taking death into your own hands

Sebastian Stan's controversial Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice was never intended to be political, according to the film's team