Fixture: (2) Iga Swiatek vs (13) Ekaterina Alexandrova

Hurley hams it up as a wealthy, recently deceased aristocrat in Channel 4’s attempt to woo ‘Traitors’ fans

Like the groundbreaking legal case at its centre, the carefully made four-part series can feel slow in parts

When does a gambling habit become a gambling problem? Is it when you’re down to your last wadded-up banknote, which you keep stuffed in your...

The Channel 4 documentary returns with another look at the challenges facing modern schools, through the lens of one Yorkshire comprehensive

The world’s greatest pop-punk band paid tribute to the most important heavy metal men of all time on Saturday night.It occurred when The Of...

If Béla Tarr made Abigail’s Party if might look something like this, an elevated cringe comedy that marks a return, of sorts, to the kind of...

The song “Spooky,” that catchy little anthem about being befuddled by love, plays twice in Jim Jarmusch’s lovely triptych melancomedy “Fathe...

The lead-up to The Who‘s North American farewell tour may have been a bit bumpy, but the legendary rock band was in fine form at New York Ci...

The third feature from Macedonian director Tamara Kotevska (‘Honeyland’) will take its North American bow at the Toronto fest after debuting...

Director Gastón Solnicki also appears in a semi-comic role in this portrait of a man facing unwanted change.

Playing out of competition in Venice, writer-directors Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard call on the likes of Tilda Swinton, Courtney Love and G...

Olivier Assayas’s new film – starring Paul Dano as a fictional Russian politician – has some anarchic energy to it, but it lacks nuance and...

“In general,” notes The Narrator (Jeffrey Wright) in Olivier Assayas’s engrossing political drama, “things in Russia go pretty well. But whe...

I wish I could say that "The Wizard of the Kremlin" was a movie as gripping as Law’s Putin is himself, or one that exerts the total amoral f...