By Adam Nayman
Kristen Stewart achieves the impressive feat of outshining Juliette Binoche in this rich drama from Olivier Assayas.
By Anton Bitel
This quietly radical and poetic teen drama depicts the black experience in the suburbs of Paris.
By Jordan Cronk
The voracious sexual appetite of Dominique Strauss-Kahn makes the basis for Abel Ferrara’s brilliant, provocative new film.
Cédric Klapisch rounds off his star-spangled, globe-hopping serial in the Big Apple, with mildly amusing results.
A scintillating and quietly radical gay-cruising murder mystery set in a single, sunny location.
The French director has finally reached the mainstream with a murder mystery set on a gay nudist beach. LWLies met him.
Jean Cocteau’s ravishing and erotic masterwork is restored as part of BFI’s huge survey of Gothic cinema.
Abdellatif Kechiche’s passionate lesbian love story is a screen romance that’s built for the long-haul.
A teen rite of passage drama with a political twist from French maestro Olivier Assayas.
Literary prodigy writes rings around his prof in the spry latest from arty teaser François Ozon.
Olivier Assayas serves up an imaginative but exhausting study of a man who embodied the shifting sands of history.
Director Jacques Audiard and Tahar Rahim deliver a true tour de force in this unforgettable prison drama.
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