Films of 2015: A year of living dangerously captured on camera
From remorseless executioners in Indonesia to hippy detectives in LA, 2015 was a thrilling year for film-lovers
Cardinal Nichols opens Holy Door in Westminster Cathedral
On Sunday the Archbishop of Westminster marked the beginning of the Year of Mercy
Film: The eccentric art lover with an eye for genius
A new documentary pays entertaining tribute to Peggy Guggenheim
Film review: The boxer who packed a poetic punch
Mr Calzaghe is a straightforward documentary about the life and career of legendary Welsh boxer, Joe Calzaghe
Archive interview: Tyson Fury, the boxer who prays for his opponents
The towering heavyweight is proud to profess his Catholic faith in public
The media shouldn’t apologise for giving the Paris attacks blanket coverage
Suddenly evoking Islamist atrocities in the Middle East has become rather trendy, which is of no use at all to the thousands who have already been butchered
Irish emigrée saga needs more wind in its sails
Child actor, James Digiacomo, steals the show in Brooklyn, says Will Gore
Film review: A taxi ride in Tehran that is well worth the fare
The latest film by celebrated Iranian director Jafar Panahi was one of the highlights of the London Film Festival
Art review: Why Seurat knocks spots off Bridget Riley
Bridget Riley’s work takes inspiration from Georges Seurat, but she’s no match for the Post-Impressionist genius
Film review: Prepare for a breakneck ride round the piazza
The film brilliantly captures the essence of what makes sport so intoxicating
