FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
It's all action this week with Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes and Transformers: Age Of Extinction battling it out at the box office. A disgraced music executive meeting a young singer tries to Begin Again - see what Keira Knightley and other cast members told us about it - while relationships break down in Jealousy, there's late romance for Michael Caine in Mr Morgan's Last Love and Richard Linklater looks back at Boyhood - we talked to the stars at its première. There's also romance served up French-style in Grand Central and action as a serial murderer takes a journalist under his wing in Killers, while a teenager gets drawn into gang violence in Northwest. Kids are catered to by Pudsey The Dog: The Movie and How To Train Your Dragon 2. There's a re-release for much-loved classic Some Like It Hot, and in the documentary corner, I Am Divine remembers cinema's biggest star - see our interview with Mink Stole - plus Finding Vivian Maier remembers the celebrated photographer, Supermensch: The Legend Of Shep Gordon profiles the legendary producer, and Bastards looks at single parent families in Morroco.
We interview Found Footage Festival host Nick Prueher Link
The Equalizer to open San Sebastian Film Festival - Denzel Washington to pick up lifetime Donostia Link #donostia2014
GLAAD has released its annual survey of LGBT characters in Hollywood films Link
A teenager gets sucked into a turf war in Northwest Link - out in the UK this week.
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FESTIVALS
We're still bringing you reviews from the 49th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, which featured I Origins, above and this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival - read what won this year's awards.
Lost and found Nick Prueher on the VHS phenomena behind the Found Footage Festival.
Best friends forever Naomi Foner and Maggie Gyllenhaal on the growing pains of Very Good Girls.
A touch of magic, part 2 At the Magic In The Moonlight after party with Jacki Weaver, Danny Strong, Alex Karpovsky, Dana Delany and Mia Moretti.
Denzel Washington's The Equalizer to open San Sebastian US actor will receive Donostia Lifetime Achievement award.
GLAAD annual LGBT film survey released Film needs to catch up with TV, say campaigners.
A bear's guide to London Hitting the trail with Paddington.
We're bringing you all the latest direct from the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
We're looking forward to Frightfest
We still have reviews coming in from the Edinburgh International Film Festival and the East End Film Festival in London.
Read our full archive for other recent coverage.
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