Two years after Niki Lauda’s miraculous story was depicted in Ron Howard’s Rush, a new documentary takes a closer look. Formula One’s most famous survivor talks to Susan Griffin

Two years after Niki Lauda’s miraculous story was depicted in Ron Howard’s Rush, a new documentary takes a closer look. Formula One’s most famous survivor talks to Susan Griffin

EMMA WATSON has admitted she felt daunted by the extreme subject matter in her new film, political thriller Colonia Dignidad, but she couldn’t say no to such a strong female role.

'The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug' leads the Jameson Empire Film Award nominations.

Space drama Gravity is the film to beat at tonight's Baftas.

Steve McQueen’s 12 Years A Slave continued its award season success by picking up 10 nominations at the Baftas.

Irish actor Michael Fassbender has been nominated for a BAFTA for his role in the movie '12 Years a Slave'.

'American Hustle' and '12 Years a Slave' lead the Golden Globes 2014 nominations with seven nods each.

The Fifth Estate (15A) is a dramatisation of the Wikileaks story, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange, the man who employed the Internet to mastermind the greatest information dump in history.

“Happiness is the enemy,” says Niki Lauda (Daniel Brühl) during Rush (15A), and you fear that Ron Howard’s movie about the rivalry between 1970s Formula 1 stars Lauda and James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) is going to descend into simplistic tale of Hunt’s cavalier flair triumphing over Lauda’s dour efficiency.

To truly excel in a chosen field, you need to be challenged, pushed to the limit of human endurance to find previously untapped reserves of strength and courage.

'Rush' stars Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Bruhl "invented" a "romantic comedy" between their characters.

Dan Stevens has been cast in the WikiLeaks film.

James McAvoy has dropped out of the Wikileaks movie.

Screenwriters Nicolas Casariego and Jaime Marques tap into this universal fear in Intruders to produce an efficient horror thriller about two children, worlds apart, who are haunted by the same gnarly-fingered bogeyman that rips off the faces of unsuspecting tykes as they sleep.

A group of anti-capitalist 'terrorists' break into wealthy houses and frighten the owners by leaving nasty messages; no stealing, just the slogans!

The Christmas Day truce between British and German soldiers in the First World War is to be turned into a film.

German film Good Bye, Lenin! Was the big winner at the European Film Awards last night.

Dame Helen Mirren is up against two other veteran British stars for the best actress award at the European Film Awards next month, in the shortlist announced today.

The wall comes tumbling down; and gives us a wonderfully witty and thoughtful - and award-winning - German film set against the reunification of Germany.