Film

How my son’s terminal cancer inspired me to convert to Judaism

Kit Vincent’s film ‘Red Herring’ tracks his family’s devastation after they were told he was terminally ill. His father tells our writer about how life has moved on since

Civil War review: On the horrifying road to a very disunited States

Jonah Hauer-King in The Tattooist of Auschwitz: ‘If I wasn’t getting upset, I wouldn’t be doing my job’

The young Jewish actor who plays the lead role in the new six-part series explains how he prepared for such a difficult part

Love in hell: Tattooist of Auschwitz director explains why it was a tale she had to bring to the screen

My goal was to create a meaningful love story that takes place in this hell, says Tali Shalom-Ezer

A fast, furious and justifiably gory revenge flick

Dev Patel’s directorial debut about India’s criminal underground is underpinned by a moral cause

Amy’s friends: ‘She was humble’

‘Winehouse will be massive’: How the JC reported on the musician

In 2004, ahead of the Brit Awards, we compared Amy to S Club 7’s Rachel Stevens

Amy Winehouse biopic was the inevitable next step in the commercialisation of the vulnerable star

It’s hard not to think that this film is the latest addition to the cottage industry that sprung up around the late songwriter

Back to Black review: A sanitised version of Amy’s life that will offend no-one

A film that tries hard not to offend anyone, and succeeds in self-censorship