Tabu – review

The critical success of this naive, politically opaque Portuguese oddity is hard to understand, writes Philip French

Laviamoci il cervello: RoGoPaG

Made by some of the greats of 60s European cinema, this revolutionary portmanteau film still makes for fascinating viewing, writes Philip French

Tabu – review

An elegant, Africa-set melodrama isn't just for cinephiles, says Peter Bradshaw

[Rec]³ Génesis – review

The third installment jettisons the [REC]'s franchise's found-footage gimmick in favour of bloody wedding satire, writes Henry Barnes

Petit Nicolas – review

Philip French enjoys a celebration of French bourgeois family life before TV and rock'n'roll swept the nation

Circumstance – review

Persian-American film-maker deserves plaudits for her ambition, says Catherine Shoard, now she just needs to work on her style

The Bird – review

A reclusive woman reconnects with the outside world via a pigeon in this art-house film, says Philip French