Bridget Jones's Diary

Jude Law plays Putin this week in The Wizard Of The Kremlin, while environmental disaster changes lives in Rebuilding - see what director Max Walker-Silverman told us about it. A man looks back on his failed relationships in Departures and a family is drawn into the history of a house in Colours of Time - we interviewed director Cédric Klapisch. A strange new family forms in Mirrors No. 3 - we spoke with director Christan Petzold - while an indigenous man and his white brother catch up in the wildly animated Endless Cookie and an older woman travels along the Amazon in The Blue Trail - director Gabriel Mascaro shared his thoughts. A man finds himself outside society in Camus adaptation The Stranger - we spoke with director François Ozon and stars Benjamin Voisin and Denis Lavant. Dundonian rappers pass themselves off as Americans in California Schemin', while a podcaster discovers disturbing audio files in The Undertone - read what director and star Ian Tuason & Nina Kiri had to say about it. Meanwhile, anime classic Akira bursts back onto the big screen and there are also rereleases for comedy Bridget Jones's Diary, and Rob Reiner's whimsical Stephen King adaptation Stand By Me. Subteranean documentary Underland is also still out on limited release.

In addition to the above, we have a great selection of streaming suggestions in our Stay-at-Home Seven, and there's more to explore in our Eye for books column and podcast.

• Departures
• The Stranger
• The Wizard Of The Kremlin
• Endless Cookie
• Mirrors No.3
• California Schemin'
• The Undertone
• Rebuilding
• Colours of Time
• The Blue Trail
• Akira
• Bridget Jones's Diary
• Stand By Me