Patricia Clarkson

She Said review – a stirring drama about the fall of Harvey Weinstein

The film adaptation of New York Times journalists Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor’s book offers sensitive, resonant recent history

Adrian Horton

14, Oct, 2022 @1:15 AM

She Said: first trailer for Oscar-tipped Weinstein abuse drama revealed

The film adaptation of the book by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey depicts their investigation to expose the disgraced mogul

Adrian Horton

14, Jul, 2022 @4:20 PM

TV tonight: the terrifying story of Once Upon a Time in Londongrad

This documentary investigates the death of a property tycoon who was entangled with Russian money. Plus, patisserie week in Bake Off: The Professionals. Here’s what to watch this evening

Hollie Richardson and Phil Harrison

31, May, 2022 @5:20 AM

Out of Blue review – Carol Morley’s visionary thriller

Patricia Clarkson’s homicide cop is the enigma in the director’s inspired reworking of a Martin Amis crime novel

Mark Kermode, Observer film critic

31, Mar, 2019 @7:00 AM

Patricia Clarkson: ‘I’m a free spirit… this is the life I want’

The Golden Globe-winning star of HBO hit Sharp Objects on defying convention, her new film, Out of Blue, and why the industry’s future looks bright

Barbara Ellen

10, Mar, 2019 @9:00 AM

2018: the year in pop culture

Featuring Cardi B, Sting and Shaggy, Sharp Objects, Teddy from Atlanta, bad sex, Hereditary, Black Panther’s influence, and... dogs

Issy Sampson, Steve Rose, Fiona Sturges, Ellen E Jones, Michael Cragg, Gavin Haynes and Rebecca Nicholson

22, Dec, 2018 @7:00 AM

The 50 best TV shows of 2018: No 10 – Sharp Objects

A career-best Amy Adams was the ace in Jean-Marc Vallée’s almost deliberately inaccessible follow-up to Big Little Lies

Benjamin Lee

07, Dec, 2018 @5:59 AM

Enter the Destroyer: the rise of the feminist detective

Two new films aim to break the cinematic dominance of the male cop, whose taciturn, violence-prone profiles have been off limits to women for decades

Elena Lazic

14, Sep, 2018 @3:09 PM

Out of Blue review – Carol Morley conjures a cosmically uncanny noir

Patricia Clarkson is drawn into a black hole of murder, murk and existential angst in this adaptation of Martin Amis’s Night Train

Peter Bradshaw

08, Sep, 2018 @1:30 AM

Deep cuts: how Sharp Objects offers up a radically dark view of women

In the small screen adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s thriller, Amy Adams brings to life a fascinatingly complex female antihero

Arielle Bernstein

06, Jul, 2018 @9:00 AM

The Bookshop review – not a page-turner

This adaptation of Penelope Fitzgerald’s novel is well acted, but the screenplay leaves a lot to be desired

Wendy Ide

01, Jul, 2018 @7:00 AM

V-necks, cobbles and bunting: why British film is stuck in the 1940s

This week’s new release, The Bookshop, is the latest in a glut of nostalgic movies centred on Britain in the period in and around the second world war

Nicholas Barber

29, Jun, 2018 @7:00 AM