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In the face of coronavirus cancellation – Eurovision has had one of its best years yet

No show? No problem – a Netflix movie and better-than-expected virtual contest have given Europop fans something to sing about

A $0-budget film topping the box office? ‘Unsubscribe’ joins a fine tradition of Hollywood hoaxes

Cinema's been peddling fake news since before we were all born

‘The Sinner’ has a new character and he’s basically Edward Norton in ‘Fight Club’

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Joel Schumacher – 1939-2020: the maverick director who made studio films with serious style

"I think I’m one of the luckiest people that ever lived"

Why Kitty Green is one of Australia’s most exciting filmmakers

The director of ‘The Assistant’ and ‘Casting JonBenet’ is a rare example of an Australian filmmaker who forged an international career without using local productions as a stepping stone

“A four-hour-long nightmare comedy”: why Ari Aster can perfect cinema’s most misused genre

The 'Hereditary' director is taking a crack at the horror comedy – can he show everyone how it's done?

Pandemic at the pictures: can social distancing work in cinemas?

Odeon, Cineworld and Vue have all announced plans to reopen in July, but the viability of social distancing guidelines remains unclear

10 years on and terrorism satire ‘Four Lions’ is more relevant than ever

Social divisions may have deepened since 2010, but Chris Morris' classic comedy can still teach us how to make sense of them

Funny person: 10 of Judd Apatow’s best films

The acclaimed filmmaker's latest movie, 'The King Of Staten Island', is available to rent at home on June 12

‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ is finally on the way – but does it have to take itself so seriously?

What happened to the silly, bonkers comic book movies that used to dominate the multiplex?