No Place for You in Our Town review – uncomfortably up close with Bulgarian football hooligans
Nikolay Stefanov’s documentary, which follows fans of FC Minyor Pernik, reveals much about what is behind this toxic masculinity
‘Narcissists – only more devious’: the truth about dark empaths
They seem sensitive and caring – but really they just want to manipulate you. So how do you recognise the danger signs?
‘Rachel had been ready to leave me if our IVF hadn’t worked’: writer Jack Thorne on how his family’s fertility struggles inspired his new film
The screenwriter behind hit TV dramas National Treasure and Kiri, as well as the Harry Potter stage play, talks about his new, more personal project created with his wife - a feature film, Joy, celebrating the birth of IVF
Reasons to be hopeful: five ways science is making the world better
If Trump’s re-election is getting you down, these innovations in medicine and technology should cheer you up
‘Women are made to feel as if they’re against each other’: the hit Indian film that challenges the patriarchy
Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine As Light wowed Cannes with its portrayal of the struggles of women in Mumbai. She talks about inequality, misogyny – and being haunted
‘I had two kids and didn’t know what an orgasm was’: the Costa Rican film giving grandmothers a voice
Costa Rican director Antonella Sudasassi Furniss explains why her docu-fiction about the sexual lives of an earlier generation of women is also a story for today
Demi Moore: the US is ‘built on Puritans, religious fanatics and criminals’
At the French premiere of The Substance, the actor said ‘fear in America around the body’ could be seen in the country’s election
Digital tech can offer rich opportunities for child development, study says
Activities of those aged 0 to three often involve sensory exploration and embodied cognition, researchers find
True Chronicles of the Blida Joinville Psychiatric Hospital in the Last Century, when Dr Frantz Fanon Was Head of the Fifth Ward between 1953 and 1956 – review
This sober but compelling study of the man who radically transformed treatment at an Algerian hospital explores the link between mental illness and imperialist violence
One Mother review – poignant memoir grapples with trauma of foster care
Mickaël Bandela’s documentary reflects on the events that left him in care as a child, and the generational losses that came before
The big idea: is convenience making our lives more difficult?
Everything is easier with modern technology – except fulfilling your true potential
‘We were a bit naive about privacy’: LadBaby on blackmail, backlash – and their Christmas No 1s
They are the couple who became pop stars and anti-poverty campaigners, fundraising for food banks with their songs about sausage rolls. Then came threats so extreme the anti-terror police stepped in ...
Addicted to love: how dating apps ‘exploit’ their users
Online services that promise to find people romantic matches have been likened to gambling products designed to keep customers hooked
The Delights review – in-depth look at rural schoolboys reveals a hidden Argentina
An agro-technical boarding school is the subject of this striking documentary, which offers vignettes of growing pains and childlike wonder
The Guardian view on female-led horror: time for a new formula
Editorial: Bloodied women’s bodies are once more to the fore in a seasonal crop of hagsploitation films