Baden Baden review – delightfully off-kilter
Rachel Lang’s debut about a dejected young Frenchwoman co-opted to help with some bathroom DIY is an unexpected treat
Baden Baden review – delightful, dreamlike retreat into the past
Salomé Richard beguiles as a young woman who drives back to her hometown after being humiliated at work
Two Women review – Ralph Fiennes in bittersweet romantic intrigue
This charmingly lugubrious adaptation of Turgenev’s A Month in the Country stars Fiennes as a cerebral man who has fallen for a married woman
Pink review – subtle drama that grapples with India’s rape culture
This story of a shaming campaign against three young Delhi women makes a powerful and progressive statement
El Sur review – haunting story of a girl’s quest to understand her father
Spirit of the Beehive director Victor Erice’s 1950s-set drama is an intimate study of a girl’s attempts to fathom out – and forgive – her father
The Clan review – grisly kidnap drama has sledgehammer punch
Argentina’s Puccio real-life crime family keep hostages in their cellar and dream that the country’s military rulers will return in Pablo Trapero’s disturbing film
How we made Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
‘I told Pedro I was bored since all my character did was sleep. So he gave me a dream orgasm’
Theo & Hugo review – from frenzied rutting to romance
Two men connect after having unprotected sex in a film with an unexpected charm
Theo and Hugo review – lovers on a soul searching odyssey
Unfolding in real time, the aftermath of an encounter in a gay sex club is full of feeling and an immersive sense of the milieu
Mathieu Amalric: ‘Cinema has a way of transforming itself’
The French star on playing a Bond villain, learning from Spielberg and calling the shots in his erotic thriller The Blue Room
Love, rock and rebellion in Tunisia
As I Open My Eyes tells the story of a Tunis band and the Ben Ali regime. But even after the Arab spring, the region’s youth are still waiting for freedom, says its director, Leyla Bouzid
Things to Come review – Isabelle Huppert in exquisite agony
Mia Hansen-Løve directs an intelligent and moving account of a philosophy teacher spiralling through a series of personal crises
Julieta review – Almodóvar’s distant view of maternal angst
Passion and intrigue are threaded through this elegant story of memory and motherhood, but the director withholds too much of the plot
Forbes Hollywood rich list: who are Fan Bingbing and Deepika Padukone?
Both actors feature in the top 10 – but unlike Jennifer Lawrence, who took the number one spot, you might not have heard of either of them
Behemoth review – a paradise lost to profiteers
The dehumanising impact of coal mining is laid bare in a Chinese documentary whose stunning images speak louder than words