Jim Thompson’s noir novel from the 1950s becomes Winterbottom’s noir film set in the 1950s in a small Texas town … and in the head of Deputy Sheriff Lou Ford (a suitably creepy Affleck).

Angelina Jolie proves yet again that given the right dramatic role she’s quite an actress.

They’re talking Oscars for Jolie, and certainly her impressive performance in this outstanding drama deserves it.

Rap star Eminem could sue the US government because they play his music to inmates at Camp X-Ray in Guantanamo Bay without permission.

Now let’s see if we got this right: director Winterbottom makes a film - within a film - of one of literature’s least filmable books, some say least readable: Laurence Stern’s The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman.

A clever and highly-involving futuristic sci-fi drama in which the always-excellent Robbins plays an investigator sent to Shanghai to solve the problem of a serious crime.

Director Michael Winterbottom’s film production company is being taken to court over his sexually-explicit new film Nine Songs.

Newcastle United’s St James’ Park was today unveiled as the backdrop to a new Hollywood movie.

The British director Michael Winterbottom is attempting to film what has been described as one of the greatest but least filmable novels ever written in the English language.

Director Michael Winterbottom used London’s Canary Wharf station, Dubai’s Burj Al Arab hotel and Shanghai’s new science museum as futuristic settings for his new film, Code 436.

In This World recently won a Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, and we can see why as we follow two teenage Afghanistan boys on a journey of discovery across Europe as they head for a new life in England.

Tim Robbins and Samantha Morton are to star in a romantic movie by director Michael Winterbottom.