Having been lauded by critics and done great business for a foreign language
film, A Prophet was a tough act to follow for writer and director Jacques
Audiard. With Rust And Bone he gives us a rather more difficul…Read More...
Blame Nostradamus, the Mayans or even Roland Emmerich if you wish, but it seems
you can’t move for film directors exploring the imminent apocalypse. Lars von
Trier’s Melancholia was an interplanetary anti-climax, Ter…Read More...
A character in Contagion proclaims, “No-one is immune to fear.” Stephen
Soderbergh’s epidemic film shows how human nature can be almost as deadly as a
fast-spreading disease. But, even with an enviable cast, does…Read More...
At the age of 75, Woody Allen makes a welcome return to the director’s chair in
his latest tale of relationship difficulties and melancholy dreams with the
Oscar-nominated Midnight In Paris. After his previous two box…Read More...
In a signature piece of filmmaking from France’s go-to director for high
concept spills and thrills, Luc Besson writes yet another love-letter to his
country’s culture, people and cities. Besson is a master…Read More...
Between 2004 and 2005, one director’s name kept reappearing across various
European film festivals. That director’s name was Lucile Hadzihalilovic. Her
film, Innocence, won awards at the Amsterdam Fantastic Film Fe…Read More...
Winner of two Oscars, including Best Actress In A Leading Role, and four BAFTAs,
including Best Music, this biopic of exalted French singer, Edith Piaf,
catapulted the career of French actress Marion Cotillard, prop…Read More...
Following the international success of Amelie, French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet
brings us an ambitious mixture of romance, war, drama, and mystery, with his
second collaboration with actress Audrey Tautou and his first…Read More...
Following the success of Tell No One (2006), writer-director Guillaume Canet and
actor Francois Cluzet reunite for this close-up look at friendship. With a
stellar ensemble cast that also includes Marion Cotillard, we…Read More...
Director Guillaume Canet follows up his critically acclaimed 2006 thriller, Tell
No One (Ne Le Dis A Personne) with another ensemble piece, following a close
group of friends on their annual holiday together, and the…Read More...
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