William Mullally

An overheard audition and a set of artistic boundaries shaped one of animation’s most enduring characters, with a new film releasing on Christmas Day

Actress discusses overcoming stage fright working on Josh Safdie’s latest, wildest film

Avatar: Fire and Ash, the third instalment, would be a satisfying close to the saga, according to the film's stars

Pakistani-American comedian returns to the stage a more vulnerable man for his new comedy special Night Thoughts

Late in post-production, the director called back the cast after deciding the ending repeated the failures of colonial history

From the Gulf and Gaza to Beirut and Khartoum, these titles reflect Mena cinema in confident, searching form

Three Palestine-linked titles and one Award-winning Iraqi debut are in the running for nominations

Series’ anti-colonialist argument sharpens to confront violence and moral compromise during war and occupation

Shows in Riyadh and Dubai track South African singer’s transition from support act to headliner

Unpublished interview sheds light on how late filmmaker's approach made Stand By Me and Shawshank Redemption cult hits

From chopped to unc, the youngest generation is building a language from memes, livestreams and inside jokes

Oscar-winning director says shaping a complicated family on screen led him to reassess his own

A year of personal and creative upheaval forced the Saudi creative to stop, reset and rethink

Ten traditions from Mena have been added to the programme, which aims to promote their continued practice

Poetry-based collective performance was historically practised by pearl divers as a way to boost morale