The film that changed my life: Matthew Macfadyen
Matthew Macfadyen tells Tom Lamont how Fanny and Alexander is a masterclass in people acting with each other
First sight: Ariane Labed
A 27-year-old from Paris who, despite having no previous film experience, won the best actress award at last year's Venice film festival
In a Better World – review
Peter Bradshaw: Susanne Bier's Oscar-winning drama means well, and ought to feel relevant, but there's just something lacking
The Salt of Life – review
Italy's sad-faced charmer Gianni Di Gregorio is back as a henpecked son, now in search of a suitable mistress in this warm, witty comedy, writes Philip French
Elena Anaya: Almodóvar’s new leading lady
The Skin I Live In star tells Tim Lewis about the 'terrifying responsibility' of working with Spain's great director, Pedro Almodóvar
Claude Laydu obituary
Intense and instinctive star of Robert Bresson's Diary of a Country Priest
The Light Thief – review
Aktan Arym Kubat directs himself in this unusual satirical drama from Kyrgyzstan, writes Philip French
Poetry – review
Yun Jeong-hie gives a remarkable performance as an ageing widow diagnosed with Alzheimer's finding redemption through poetry, writes Philip French
The film that changed my life: Richard Ayoade
Submarine director Richard Ayoade tells Mina Holland how Zazie dans le métro sparked his interest in film-making
Arrietty – review
The Borrowers turn Japanese as the children's classic is lovingly reworked by the studio that gave us Spirited Away, writes Philip French
The Light Thief – review
This story about stealing electricity in Kyrgyzstan is an interesting insight into post-Soviet cultural conflicts, writes Andrew Pulver
Arrietty – review
The latest offering from Japan's Studio Ghibli is a gentle, entrancing version of The Borrowers, writes Steve Rose
Romain Duris: ‘I don’t want to be Hollywood’s poor little Frenchman’
Romain Duris tells Elizabeth Day about his painting, changes in French morality and why he won't have a television in the house
What do you think of the trailer and poster for The Salt of Life?
Take a look at the exclusive UK poster and trailer for Gianni Di Gregorio's followup to Mid-August Lunch and let us know what you think
Portrait of the artist: Aamir Khan, actor and film-maker
'I made a string of films that bombed. I'd weep every night, until my wife didn't know what to do with me'