Paris-Manhattan – review
A pharmacist looks to the wisdom of Woody Allen in this oddball romcom, writes Catherine Shoard
Tropicalia – review
Catherine Shoard enjoys a lively crash course in calypso
The 10 best Arab films
Fifty years of movie magic, from Tunisia to Iraq, as chosen by Omar al-Qattan, film-maker and chair of the Shubbak – A Window on Contemporary Arab Culture
The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser – review
Perhaps Werner Herzog's captivating study of a mysterious innocent has added relevance in the era of the Fritzl case, writes Peter Bradshaw
Out in the Dark – review
This gay love story straddles the Israel-Palestine divide, but with little real depth, writes Henry Barnes
Paris-Manhattan – review
Shades of Woody Allen do nothing to help this mediocre French comedy, writes Andrew Pulver
The Wall – review
It's hard to belive a film this minimal – part sci-fi parable, part feminist Robinson Crusoe – could contain so much, writes Xan Brooks
Paradise: Faith – review
Ulrich Seidl is still ladling on the sexual humiliation – but there are hints of ordinary human heartbreak in a trilogy growing in power, writes Peter Bradshaw
Mark Kermode’s DVD round-up
Park Chan-wook's first English-language film is a skin-prickling symbolic treat, writes Mark Kermode
Edinburgh gives top award to experimental documentary Leviathan
Documentaries dominate as film festival wraps up, with Piper Alpha film and refugee camp study taking major honours
Night of Silence – review
The first 10 minutes promise great things, but this Turkish drama about an arranged marriage never quite comes together, writes Peter Bradshaw
Nymphomaniac: read the exclusive first chapter of Lars Von Trier’s new film
The Guardian exclusively unveils the first chapter – titled The Compleat Angler – of the new film from Lars Von Trier
Shun Li and the Poet – review
Documentary-maker Andrea Segre's first dramatic feature is a haunting tale of dispossessed souls – with visual poetry to spare, writes Mark Kermode
The Seasoning House – review
The British actors speak in thick See-yerbian accents in this queasy, cut-price Yugoslav revenge saga, writes Xan Brooks
Mark Kermode’s DVD round-up
Contemporary parallels abound in Pablo Larraín's fine film about Chile's return to democracy, writes Mark Kermode