Search: Starring Emmanuelle Seigner

For those who know and love Van Gogh's work, the effect is hypnotic, a translation of his vision into a new medium.

An enjoyably salacious, seedy experience.

Seigner's performance is as powerful as it is sympathetic.

Truly cutting-edge cinema, daring and imaginative, quite unlike anything else you'll see this year.

The cinematography is jarringly stunning, with episodes of pursuit and suspense broken up by breathtaking vistas of harsh landscapes.

Stéphane Brizé's perfectly balanced two-hander is a breath of fresh air.

Provides a solid framework for plenty of classic Argento images, suspense, shocks and splatter.

Anna Dorval as the transplant's recipient, Dominique Blanc's surgeon, and Emmanuelle Seigner's turn as the mother of the donor are all note-perfect.

Ozon loves to let his audience's perceptions clash.

An intimate venue coupled with incredibly energetic and heart-felt performances from Reed, the Brooklyn Youth Chorus and a string and brass section to die for make for a moving experience.

Polanski and Depp conspire to plant seeds of doubt in the minds of the audience.

Deneuve has taken an enormous risk with this role, which has paid off a thousand fold.

Seigner is wonderfully playful and her bold risk taking shows how much she trusts Polanski.

Above all, the film leaves you with the understanding that this woman’s life could not have been lived any other way.