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The Insatiable Moon – review

A strange, unlikely fable from New Zealand that doesn't quite pull off what it's aiming at, says Peter Bradshaw

Philip French enjoys a fascinating documentary about the work of gifted Brazilian artist Vik Muniz

François Truffaut's Day for Night came from a long line of films about films, writes Philip French

Philip French finds Tetsuya Nakashima's latest film somewhat preposterous, but he grudgingly admires it

An overcooked, overwrought and unconvincing revenge horror film set in a Japanese school. By Peter Bradshaw

Jacqueline Bissett and Jean-Pierre Léaud star in François Truffaut's entertaining 1973 film about the making of a film

French new wave pioneers François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard are the subject of this riveting documentary, writes Philip French

A kidnapping victim returns to Colombia to meet his captors in this unusual documentary, writes Philip French

Philip French enjoys a compassionate Iraqi road movie that depicts the country shortly after the fall of Saddam Hussein

Philip French praises two parts of Alexander Dovzhenko's trilogy of silent classics about the Ukraine

François Truffaut's fourth film stands the test of time, writes Philip French

A truthful but sad Turkish film follows the lives of three men connected by Istanbul's grand viaduct, writes Philip French

Javier Bardem's questionable actions make for hugely compelling, if unconvincing, viewing, says Peter Bradshaw

Y tu mamá también star Diego Luna's directorial debut is a part Freudian, part satirical fable about absent Mexican fathers, says Philip French