William Mullally

Featuring genetically engineered makos and legendary great whites, here are the most frightening entries to the genre

She won documentary prize at Swansea Film Festival and was a prolific horror writer

The celebrated studio's joyous fable injects joy and optimism in dark times

Oscar-nominated American actor, 73, answers our quick-fire questions from his Italian restaurant in New York

A haunting diary of survival, The Eyes of Gaza is a story the journalist has written 'for children of a free Palestine'

Broadcaster believes his new film Ocean 'is the most important story he's ever told', says director

A growing tide of famous names is speaking out about the horrors millions are witnessing in the Palestinian enclave

Actor believes food travel hosts should have a 'connection to the culture'

Jesse Armstrong's directorial debut starring Ramy Youssef is an even more biting satire than his series Succession

A Swedish actor, who stole a copy in 1980, plans to release The Day The Clown Cried, saying 'it must be seen'

With acrimony a thing of the past, the reformed rock band are now built to last, as is evident from their Abu Dhabi show

Award-winning filmmaker tells The National why there are no heroes in his latest film

Native Hawaiian actress, 8, tells The National that, after growing up without siblings, Stitch was her 'best friend'

Julian Assange, Juliette Binoche and directors Arab and Tarzan Nasser have made Gazan tragedy a focal point of this year's event

And even after six years, the Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning star isn't ready to say goodbye to the franchise