Bringing you all the action from the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles.

Foxcatcher's director Bennett Miller tells Tim Robey what drove the unusual choice of actors in his film of wrestling and murder.

Courage under fire based on reality Director familiar with ravages of war, writes Dominic Corry.

As the film of their life is released, Jane Hawking recalls how she fell in love with the legendary physicist against the haunting backdrop of his developing motor neurone disease.

The recent movies that have looked at the impact of dementia - Away From Her, The Savages, Aurora Borealis, A Song For Martin, Lovely, Still - have tended to focus on the effect on those left behind as the light dies.

Anthony Mackie has been raving about Captain America 3.

He's one of Hollywood's highest paid stars but Johnny Depp's box office appeal has taken another critical hit as the comedy Mordecai opens in America and Britain.

Dominic Corry takes a look at the movies snubbed by the Oscars this year.

British singer Adele is rumoured to be returning to the James Bond franchise to record a second theme tune after scoring a smash hit with Skyfall.

A wooden X-wing starfighter baby rocker has sold at auction today, with hundreds of dollars being donated to Starship Children's Hospital.

When the 2015 Oscar nominations were announced last week, I put "the parade of accolades for American Sniper" at the top of my list of poor decisions the Academy voters made this year.

Two movies in and Angelina Jolie the director seems to have already developed a speciality. Her debut In the Land of Blood and Honey was about a Bosnian prisoner of war.

How many Oscar nominations did The Lego Movie get? One, for Best Original Song. That's a joke. Academy Awards voters, sort this mess out, writes Chris Schulz.

The influential Sundance Film Festival opens in the US tomorrow (New Zealand time) with a sizeable Kiwi contingent in attendance and international movies made here featuring in its competitions.

A patient watchfulness and an often exquisite visual sensibility distinguish the first film outside his native Norway by writer director Poppe.

A searching examination of middle-class complacency and gender roles in an age of us-or-them individualism, this assured Swedish drama is the kind of film that's hard to watch and harder still to tear your eyes away from.

There are not too many people defending Bruce Jenner these days as his appearance morphs into a more feminine one.

The actor who played Chewbacca in the Star Wars films has been taken to hospital suffering from pneumonia.

Everyone's favourite besties - Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen - won't reprise their mutant roles in the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse.

It's nominated for six Oscars but American Sniper has become a laughing stock for its use of a fake baby.

It feels like every big-name actor out there has been fitted out with super-snug spandex and played a superhero.

A petition has been created calling for Scarlett Johansson to be replaced by an Asian actress for the big-screen adaptation of Japanese comic series Ghost in the Shell.

A lost documentary Alfred Hitchcock made about the horrors of the Nazi concentration camps during World War Two has finally reached screens thanks to movie mogul Brett Ratner.

Moviemaker George Lucas has blasted the Academy Awards as a political campaign which does not recognise real artistic talent after Selma star David Oyelowo and director Ava Duvernay were shut out of the Oscars nominations.

Music, not the movies, will always be Johnny Depp's first love.

No child was hurt in the making of this mini-series. But Zachary Quinto has admitted that repeatedly filming the critical scene for NBC's new drama, The Slap, in which he hits a child who is behaving badly at a BBQ, turned into a bonding moment.

I've been trying hard to resist the feel-bad urges of outrage, particularly when they come from a predicable source.

Outspoken newsman Piers Morgan and actor Alec Baldwin have clashed on Twitter over Oscar nominated movie Birdman.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon inserted a spoof gay sex scene into the script for their breakthrough movie Good Will Hunting to test whether Hollywood producers had read it.