Latest film features

<p>Romantic euphoria: Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen in ‘Pride & Prejudice’</p>

flashbacks

How 2005’s Pride & Prejudice became the ultimate 21st-century romcom

Two decades since its release, Joe Wright’s lush interpretation of Jane Austen’s classic novel – starring an Oscar-nominated Keira Knightley – remains a swoon-worthy generational touchstone for millennials and Gen Z. Clarisse Loughrey salutes its legacy, its daring… and its infamous hand flex

<p>Leonardo DiCaprio in ‘The Basketball Diaries’</p>

Inside Film

How Leonardo DiCaprio started – then abandoned – his ‘bad boy’ era

<p>(Not) starring in a blockbuster coming to a cinema near you: Paul Mescal, Mikey Madison and Jacob Elordi</p>

Comment

Hollywood’s new A-list are rejecting superheroes and Star Wars – I don’t blame them

<p>Steve Coogan (and penguin) in his new film ‘The Penguin Lessons’</p>

Features

Steve Coogan on his very unusual new comedy: ‘The penguin takes the edge off the fascism’

Inside Film

<p>Leni Riefenstahl shrinks from the camera in a startling new documentary from Andres Veiel</p>

Inside Film

Riefenstahl proves that the best documentary subjects are monsters

The Nazi propagandist is seen in a startling new film repeatedly refusing to talk about her relationship with Hitler – and it’s the kind of upset that has always fuelled cinema’s very best documentaries, writes Xan Brooks

<p>Endearingly British tosh: Kathy Burke and Harry Enfield in ‘Kevin & Perry Go Large’</p>

Inside Film

Like it or not, Kevin & Perry Go Large was proud British cinema – now it’s all but gone

Since Harry Enfield and Kathy Burke broke box office records playing libidinous teenage monsters, the British film industry has become crisis-stricken and largely Americanised, writes Adam White. Where did all the local stories go?