Is There Anybody Out There? review – how to keep calm and deal with ableism
Ella Glendining’s intelligent documentary challenges the discriminatory attitudes she faces as a young woman with a rare physical disability
How a father’s love for his daughter challenged India’s ‘rape culture’
The story of girl’s refusal to be shamed by her gang-rape and a father’s fight for justice, defying a village’s hostility and the dead weight of patriarchy, is told in Nisha Pahuja’s film To Kill a Tiger
Queens of the Qing Dynasty review – unsettling but rewarding study of an unlikely friendship
Hypnotic odd-couple story of a teenager struggling with her mental health and a carer exploring their gender
Penelope My Love review – admirably honest portrait of a mother and her autistic child
Film-maker Claire Doyon’s bio-doc charts the rich but deeply challenging experiences of being a parent to daughter Pénélope and the intense bond that changes as they both grow older
How digital twins may enable personalised health treatment
Research is growing into computational models that will move medicine beyond what works on the average patient
How to Have Sex broke my heart: it shows that consent is still a hazy concept
This must-see film about youthful hedonism reveals how far we haven’t come
Private UK health data donated for medical research shared with insurance companies
Observer investigation reveals UK Biobank opened its biomedical database to insurance firms despite pledge it would not do so
Fendi teddies and Dior perfume: the multibillion-pound rise of baby bling
Experts are torn over whether the social media-fueled trend represents a special treat or a shallow insult
Patients may shun new NHS data store over privacy fears, doctors warn
BMA raises concerns with minister about planned data platform, which could be run by US firm Palantir
‘I need to make this love story’: documenting the radical dementia care of a pioneering reporter
In a profoundly intimate film, director Maite Alberdi follows an influential Chilean journalist and his partner as they navigate life after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Peter Doherty: Stranger in My Own Skin review – portrait of the artist keeps its distance
Doc following the Libertines star, made by his wife, is unsparing in showing his struggles with drug addiction but shies away from other personal stories
France is reckoning with the harms of online porn. But will anything change?
A government-backed report is damning about the porn industry, painting it as inherently criminal. Sex workers, on the other hand, strongly disagree, says French journalist Marie Le Conte
The Eternal Memory review – potent portrait of a devoted couple dealing with Alzheimer’s
Oscar-nominated Maite Alberdi’s empathic documentary witnesses a love surviving the devastation of worsening dementia
The problem with tech bro philanthropy
They claim altruistic motives, but billionaires’ favoured brand of do-gooding, which allows no scrutiny or pluralism, is worse than unhelpful, writes Zoe Williams
Icky, pointless, invasive – is this the death of sex on TV?
Gen Z have had enough of sex scenes – but it’s not because they’re prudish. In fact, certain shows prove there are new ways of getting erotic television right