Kaleem Aftab

A middle-aged romance could make for a good movie. All it needs is a good script, interesting characters and good performances, all of which this one lacks.

In person, director and sometimes actor Spike Lee is a driven, yet down-to-earth director, much at odds with his firebrand public persona.

The bad pacing and strange infatuation with Moore smoking and wearing high heels results in a picture that lacks snap and labours slowly through the plot twists.

Profile Supermodel, stellar student and budding actress: it's all in a day's work for Lily Cole.

Devoid of any heart, this film relies on schoolboy toilet humour to maintain interest, but trying to push the limits of good taste does not require much comedic talent.

While most other Hollywood stars guard their privacy jealously, Demi Moore keeps fans up to date on her personal and family life with regular internet updates.

Rebecca Miller is used to carrying the burden and expectation that comes with having famous family connections.

Michael Fassbender discusses his move from jobbing TV actor to sought-after movie star.

Watchmen may alienate audiences that aren't familiar with the comic.

After a three-year hiatus, Ben Affleck returns to acting in He's Just Not That Into You. He talks to Kaleem Aftab about directing, parenthood, and bouncing back

A film about relationships from both sides of the gender divide sounds like a good idea, if only he'd avoided simplistic story lines.

One on one The director Asif Kapadia talks about his journey in film - from the Baftas to the Arctic.