“We wanted to show the importance of protest, the joy of it and what we can achieve when we work together”: Co-directors Maia Kenworthy and Elena Sánchez Bellot on Netflix documentary Rebellion

“I think we got very cynical as a movie-going public”: Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum and Daniel Radcliffe on The Lost City at London premiere

“I think cinema can be more than bedtime stories”: Andrew Dominik on 20 years of Chopper, working with Nick Cave and forthcoming Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde

“Egyptians are funny in the most dire situations. So in a funeral, we’re gonna crack a joke”: Moon Knight press conference with the cast and creatives

“Going in for the final lunge, my crotch ripped and it was all on camera!”: The cast of Bridgerton on Season 2 at London’s press conference

“He was such a lovable rogue”: Helen Mirren, Jim Broadbent and cast on The Duke at the London premiere

“This was a labour of love for everyone involved”: Jin Ha, Anna Sawai, Theresa Kang Lowe and Michael Ellenberg on Pachinko

“I don’t like to feel confined by conventional boundaries”: Director Mariama Diallo on Master

“Sam’s a great actor, he does things that I couldn’t even imagine just with his eyes”: Writer Walter Mosley and cast on The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey

“They saw me, and they saw women”: An interview with Renate Reinsve about The Worst Person in the World

“Transcendental horror is less about monsters and more about facing up to the really horrible things about being human”: Ruth Paxton, Sienna Guillory and Jessica Alexander on A Banquet

“Men don’t live in a woman’s head every day”: Mimi Cave & Jojo T Gibbs on Fresh

“The patriarchy becomes harsher because of the consequences of war”: Yllka Gashi and Blerta Basholli on Hive

“I wanted to burn that wedding dress by the end”: Georgina Campbell on starring in Suspicion

“Are we able to replace what’s really missing in their lives, which is affection?”: Fred Baillif on La Mif and the social care system

“It’s about finding intimacy in places that we usually think it might not occur”: Jacques Audiard and Jehnny Beth on Paris, 13th District

“It’s really strange putting on latex at seven in the morning every day”: Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano and Jeffrey Wright on The Batman

“Not a lot happens but so much happens”: Claire Rushbrook on starring in Clio Barnard’s Ali & Ava

“We never thought about writing a musical. But we fell in love with it”: Bryce Dessner of the National on scoring Cyrano

“At its core, the show is a metaphor for love being an absolute mess in every way”: Josh Gad on Wolf Like Me

The Batman premiere: Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano on the franchise reboot

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“It’s a global story about the price independent journalists pay for their job”: Director Vera Krichevskaya on documentary F@ck This Job

“He lived his life through cinema”: Co-directors Peter Middleton and James Spinney on The Real Charlie Chaplin

“It’s more a story of working-class struggle than anything else”: Kempton Bunton’s grandson Christopher Bunton on The Duke

“Be kind to others because you never know what somebody’s going through”: August Maturo and Mike Manning on Slapface