Tony Gatlif's 'Exils', is an exuberant, free-wheeling, heartfelt journey swimming like a salmon against the traditional migrant tide of the Franco-Alg... Read more
Part poetry, part journalism, part philosophy, acclaimed director Jean-Luc Godard continues his lifelong inquiry into the nexus between aesthetics and... Read more
Written and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Michael Cacoyannis (Zorba the Greek), this adaptation of the classic final drama by playwright Anton Chekh... Read more
A fragmented tale of racism, intolerance, and hatred in modern-day Paris. The focus of the narrative is split between three sets of people: the French... Read more
Shortly after his 9th birthday, Camille tells his mother Ariane (Huppert) that he would like to return to his "real" mother Isabella (Balibar) a decla... Read more
Jeanne Moreau stars as the inscrutable femme fatale with a murderous mission in Truffaut's haunting, suspense-filled homage to Hitchcock. Widowed on h... Read more
Blacklisted for his daring "anti-French" masterpiece, 'Le Corbeau', Henri-Georges Clouzot returned to cinema with this provocative adaptation of autho... Read more
From director Yves Simoneau (Nuremberg) comes one of the most ambitious productions in television history, with the script adapted from Max Gallo's be... Read more
In 1949 and 1950, Renoir travelled to Bengal for his first colour film - the story of a large British family living on the banks of the Ganges. Winnin... Read more
An example of the daring kind of 70s filmmaking which is almost unimaginable today, using a kaleidoscope of imagery and a heady mix of cinematic style... Read more