A fundamentally excellent show that very rarely stints in quality, always presenting a deliciously difficult puzzle in a pleasant, but exciting manner.
The novelist-turned-sleuth returns for a second series.
This goes on for more than two hours and will bore some viewers to death. Others, though, will find this quiet, complex film a fascinating piece of art in itself.
A museum attendant shows a Canadian visitor the sights of Vienna and in the process falls in love with it all over again.
This film doesn't so much go from A to B as form a back and forth dialogue with itself, so that there is a sense of circling back to ideas already mentioned and even of foreshadowing elements to come.
Ma and his musical collaborators discuss their work and the importance of cultural dialogue.
The director and her co-writer Alice Winocour side with their young protagonists, drawing on their boundless energy to tell their story in the spirit of a fable and in a way that makes it accessible to younger audiences.
In addition to his fine acting performance as Lawrence, Bujalski has also penned a witty script and turns in some accomplished directing in his sophmore effort.
A young musician struggles with his attraction to his best friend's girlfriend.
Much better than anyone really had a right to expect.
A young woman who dreams of becoming a wizard assembles a team of heroes to come to the aid of a beautiful priestess whose sister has been kidnapped by an ogre.
Films like this are important because they reveal the real faces behind the barrage of news statistics. Faces belonging to people who have as much of a right to live out their lives in peace without fear as we do.
Nagieb Khaja, a Danish journalist of Afghan origin, gives people living in outlying communities in Helmand province mobile phones equipped with cameras and asks them to film their daily lives.
What saves Jean Becker's story - eager to tie things up rather too neatly in the final reel - from being over-sweet, are the performances from Depardieu and, particularly Casadesus.
A handyman forms a surprising bond with an old lady he meets in the park.
A tough, compelling tale of just how unhappy families can get, given the wrong circumstances.
Two brothers growing up in small town Italy in the 1960s devote themselves to opposite ends of the political spectrum. Then they both fall in love with the same girl.
This should carry you to Christmas on a wave of nostalgia... but it doesn't.
A young Englishman plots revenge against his mysterious, beautiful cousin, believing that she murdered his guardian. But his feelings become complicated as he finds himself falling under the beguiling spell of her charms.
The film doesn’t seem to have much to say about racism, and even less about its potential links to family, class and gender – all of which hang in the background, threatening to force the filmmakers to make a more serious and challenging film.
A troubled teenager with violent friends discovers a secret about his absent mother than makes him contemplate a cruel act.
