The doctor at the heart of this film shows dauntless compassion

Wang Xiaoshuai’s wonderfully acted film is an epic of love and loss

An autobiographical movie that strips bare the actor’s early years

Alex Gibney’s film portrays its subject as all but flawless. Can that be right?

Lauren Greenfield’s documentary about the Philippines’ former First Lady is comic as well as horrific

Drama and substance are peripheral in a movie that’s as lacking in humanity as you might expect

There’s swashbuckling and explosions, but Adam Driver is the real star of the ninth and final film in the Skywalker saga

Chinese film-maker Bi Gan’s movie slips into a beautiful, bewildering netherworld

Tom Hooper’s musical adaptation is weird, wonderful and worryingly erotic

From ‘Raging Bull’ to ‘Spirited Away’, the FT’s outgoing film critic picks his top movies

Saoirse Ronan shines as the tomboyish lead sister in this adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s novel — with sly feminist subtexts

The director’s satire on consumerist culture shines through in this sparkling new print

Fun though it may be, this collection of out-takes is never quite the sum of its parts

Nigel Andrews on how the Italian auteur abandoned neorealism for something looser and more fantastical

The versatile Monty Python star who sided with the underdog

For a postwar movie generation Kirk Douglas was the definition of ‘macho’

The brilliance of the director’s early work reflects western cinema’s genius for refashioning primal stories and pulp fiction

Master of high miserabilism who starred in ‘The Exorcist’ and ‘The Seventh Seal’

War films 1917 and the upcoming Painted Bird are the latest entries in a sub-genre driven by relentless adversity and survival

Swiss firm hired to test mainstream software despite launch of go-it-alone system

Projects under way range from more efficient legal aid to facilitating esignatures

Posts from high-profile accounts found to be promoting questionable virus therapies and cures

Inflexion has become majority shareholder following sexual assault allegations against former CEO

NHS team is told to build alternative on system being developed by Apple and Google

Flexibility and lower fees appeal — but not all providers are competing on price

Ease of access and (sometimes) greater affordability are attracting a broader demographic

Would-be students need to consider the trade-off between flexibility and networking

Find out which schools are offering distance-learning post-graduate business degrees

There is a limited pool of candidates to fill what has become a complex leadership role

Enrollees from India and China make up a third of intake

Teaching geared to developing ‘ability to use wide range of career skills’

Robot teachers are the start of an evolving relationship with artificial intelligence

Universities and business schools are facing unprecedented challenges across the world

The coronavirus crisis has created new ways to learn and collaborate

Candidates at Wharton among those protesting over diminished educational experience

Tell us how graduating into a pandemic economy is affecting you personally and professionally

Your question for our expert — and readers’ advice

Growing understanding of the costs and fading stigma is driving demand 

Executive education courses are teaching how to manage multigenerational teams 

Legislation has improved but signs of progress are thin on ground

Widely spoken indigenous vernacular has problems around official adoption and online presence

Reform continues under Pope Francis with South American summit tackling shortage of clergy

Plans for asylum seekers come despite state department advice to ‘reconsider travel’ due to crime

International talks may be only way to break impasse

Divisions in regional group show how Venezuelan crisis is stoking tensions in the Americas

Organization of American States voted to accept Venezuela’s US-backed alternative regime

Farc declaration of war raises fears of a fresh outbreak of conflict

As ‘slum priests’ try to fill the gap left by the state, the populist movement is on the rise again

From Chile to Bolivia, revolts against leaders from left and right have root causes in stagnant growth and weak investment

Marches come as discontent grows over labour reform, pensions and corruption