Film trailer: I’ve Loved You So Long
Kristin Scott Thomas stars in this French drama about a woman who turns up in the lives of her sister and her family after having disappeared for years
Film trailer: Linha de Passe
Walter Salles's latest film, about one Sao Paulo family's struggle to survive
Richard Attenborough on laughter, levity and the loss of his daughter
Richard Attenborough shares a wicked sense of humour with his brother David but feels 'totally unable' to overcome the death of his daughter and granddaughter in the Asian tsunami
Sakuran
With its flashy style, sugar-candy colour schemes and outrageous inventions, Ninagawa's movie has punk bravura
Ben X
A fitfully gripping Flemish drama about a teenager diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome which badly lets itself down
Times and Winds
Clever, haunting and poetic, this stark coming-of-age tale is a hymn to the pain of growing up, says Peter Bradshaw
The Banishment
This confused Russian thriller hints at greatness, but never achieves it
DVD review: Under the Bombs
A film "made to tell the suffering of the innocents". It does that job well
Buddha Collapsed out of Shame
Philip French:A deeply affecting but wholly unaffected picture, direct, truthful and unsentimental
Paris
Philip French: A disappointing attempt to make a movie that captures the whole of the city's life through some dozen or more local characters
Buddha Collapsed Out of Shame
Though it fails to hit the mark dramatically, this film's clear-cut sense of injustice make it ideal for older kids
Paris
The latest film about the capital is a little too in love with itself
Euro file: Il cinema è bella
Are we witnessing the rebirth of Italian cinema or is it just a flash in the pan?
Let’s play hostages
Emine Saner on a haunting new movie about Afghanistan by a 19-year-old director
Summer Hours
Philip French: A quiet, carefully observed movie by writer-director Olivier Assayas, a former Cahiers du cinéma critic