Japanese anime adventure Mirai is tender and funny
Mamoru Hosoda's film tells the story of an endearingly fractious toddler
Mamoru Hosoda's film tells the story of an endearingly fractious toddler
Felipe Bustos Sierra's documentary relates the story of Scottish factory workers standing up for Chile's Allende
Rose Byrne stars in a Nick Hornby adaptation that returns to the author's down-and-groovy demi-monde
Fragile works of art are normally stored in the vaults of Vienna's Albertina Museum
Broadcaster is latest to shift away from London
The British singer-songwriter brought nuance to the stage with songs about estrangement and not fitting in
On Dark Matter Day, meet the MC on a mission to bring particle physics to a new audience
François Alu was among the standout dancers at the Palais Garnier
Support act Don Bryant & The Bo-Keys gave a masterclass in Southern soul
The Channel 4/Hulu series delivers sumptuous visuals, stirring music, thousand-yard stares " and an emotional punch too
The centrepiece of a new exhibition is a disturbing reassessment of the artist's Tahitian works
The song had Biblical origins but became synonymous with an era of protest
The film explores why some artists succeed and others fail in this peculiar ecosystem
The Texan singer's London set was an accomplished affair
Maisie Williams and Zach Wyatt bring touching freshness to their roles as troubled teenagers
Has the cult slacker movie aged well?
Much of the artist's work has lost its impact over the years, though some pieces are upsettingly powerful
Gamble of bringing a Fox News provocateur to a more liberal audience failed to pay off
The series asks: how did Nassar get away with his abuse for so long?
An exceptional linguist who brought Asterix to the English
Four decades after its making, the great auteur's last work is finally seeing the light
A moving drama follows a father and son off-grid, and a classic of edgy '70s paranoia from Wim Wenders
Liquidation in London; artist gets back at Louis Vuitton; Modern Couples in the spotlight; Gentileschi still on trend
Tales of woe that mix old folk numbers and new compositions with sparse instrumentation
Gently unspooling mood music from a versatile French musician