Elles – review

This Franco-Polish drama starring Juliette Binoche adds little to the debate about prostitution, writes Philip French

Beauty – review

Issues of cultural and sexual repression play out in graphic detail in this strong South African drama, writes Philip French

Thomas Schubert gives an impressive performance in this affecting Austrian drama, writes Philip French

A French voice artist goes to LA to plead for her job in this floppy comedy, writes Henry Barnes

Deon Lotz gives a ferociously powerful central performance in this tragic South African movie, writes Peter Bradshaw

Juliette Binoche does the quaint movie-journalist thing investigating student escort work in this preposterous film, writes Peter Bradshaw

This Austrian drama about a teenager with a dead-end job feels like a labour of love, writes Peter Bradshaw

Tuscany's best-loved film star Laura Morante draws on Freud, romcom and the Peanuts cartoon in her movie debut as a director and writer

Mozart's elder sister Nannerl remains an enigma despite this good-looking French biopic, writes Philip French

French romance Delicacy, starring Audrey Tautou, is so slight it barely leaves an impression, writes Philip French

Pier Paolo Pasolini's stark, grainy work showed how a life of Christ should be done on film, writes Philip French

Pablo Giorgelli's road movie Las Acacias is pitch-perfect, writes Mark Kermode

Aki Kaurismäki's waterfront drama opens with a homage to French cinema, writes Philip French

Bavo Defurne's North Sea Texas is strong on mood and reminiscent of A Taste of Honey, writes Philip French

Jean Renoir's 1937 anti-war masterpiece has a welcome return to the big screen, writes Philip French