Drive-Away Dolls review – Ethan Coen’s lesbian road trip is a cheerfully nonsensical caper
Geraldine Viswanathan lends a quiet seriousness to her role that anchors this otherwise flimsy, silly story
Janey review – behind-the-scenes doc shows standup at her hilarious and heartfelt best
On tour with her daughter after her cancer diagnosis the Scottish national treasure opens up about her life and finds big laughs in the face of death
‘The outrageousness of what Louis CK did is totally lost’: the film about the backlash faced by his accusers
Sorry/Not Sorry tells the story of the comedian’s sexual misconduct through the eyes of the women who spoke out – and endured a vicious backlash from fans, podcasters and fellow standups
The Comedy Man review – manic gusto from Kenneth More’s 60s-style Withnail
More’s hopelessly vain out-of-work actor is joined by a blue chip cast in a zippy tale that does unfortunately rather show its age
Da’Vine Joy Randolph wins best supporting actress Oscar for The Holdovers
Randolph triumphs for her role as a grieving mother in the Alexander Payne-directed film also starring Paul Giamatti
Y2K review – uneven disaster comedy relies on 90s nostalgia
Former Saturday Night Live member Kyle Mooney’s directorial debut goes for laughs and horror and ends up all over the place
Babes review – Ilana Glazer and Michelle Buteau elevate Pamela Adlon’s pregnancy comedy
The Broad City alum leads the Better Things creator’s directorial debut that enjoyably refashions the romcom for best friendship after kids
Arj Barker on monkeys, nudity and men’s shorts: ‘I don’t want people to see my knees’
In a new interview series from Guardian Australia, we ask our favourite people a bunch of randomly selected questions. First up: a comedian and actor gets existential
Post your questions for Keith Allen
The actor, musician and troublemaker known for everything from Trainspotting to Fat Les opens himself up to your interrogations
Ricky Stanicky review – Zac Efron can’t save deeply unfunny bro comedy
Comedy veteran Peter Farrelly shows very little experience with this puerile caper on Amazon about three friends concocting a wacky scheme
Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
The comedy writer and standup shares what makes him laugh, including Werner Herzog, Bunnings ad parodies and Jimmy Carr’s ‘darkest jokes’
Richard Lewis obituary
American comedian who played a lightly fictionalised version of himself in the cringe-making sitcom Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arnie, Dolph and me: Musclebound, the show working out pleasure, pain and bodybuilding
Growing up, Rosy Carrick was fascinated by Schwarzenegger, Lundgren and other shredded 80s screen stars. Now she is exploring what they helped her realise about her sex life
This Is Spinal Tap at 40: the note-perfect rock satire still goes up to 11
Christopher Guest and Rob Reiner made a 1984 classic that ingeniously straddles the ‘fine line between stupid and clever’
Laapataa Ladies review – Shakespearean carry-on in Indian arranged-marriage comedy
If you can get with the larky premise, Kiran Rao’s tale of mixed-up newlyweds makes for a gently probing comedy of manners