Who can have a word to say against The Artist? It's just such a treat, so debonair, so full of espieglerie. That dog!
Read full article...Film of the week: Keira Knightley dazzles as the young patient who sparked Freud and Jung's intense rivalry in David Cronenberg's pyscho drama
So many good men would like to believe that women are no different
Film of the week: In her big screen debut as a woman scarred by the life she leaves behind on a strange commune, Elizabeth Olsen is not just good - but great
Dickens was as tireless a letter-writer as there has ever been
Film of the week: George Clooney puts his easy charm to good use as a man in midlife facing family and fidelity crises
As the years go by, it is becoming steadily clearer that Larkin is the post-war British poet who matters most, on every level
Film of the week: Sexual politics override reality in Clint Eastwood's biopic of the closeted FBI founder played by Leonardo DiCaprio
Film of the week: Michael Fassbender plays a sex addict, Carey Mulligan is his sister in search of love. They're both obsessed - and so is director Steve McQueen
In A Shed of One's Own, Marcus Berkmann treats all the familiar humiliations, collapses and subterfuges of late middle age in a ruefully humorous style, sometimes actually funny
Almost every time you come out of a play, you overhear it - people shaking their heads and saying to each other, "I can't understand it - the reviews were so good."
Meryl Streep is simply brilliant as Lady Thatcher in every way - but problems lie with the script for The Iron Lady, says David Sexton
Twenty of the best books to come this year, chosen by David Sexton
A love story, old Hollywood glamour and great performances add up a feelgood factor of 10 for a black-and-white film set before talkies
Film of the week: Director Guy Ritchie returns to the simple pleasures of the brainless, big box-office franchise he created
It is a fact that Books of the Year choices are best weighed en masse, rather than credited individually
These days Rip Van Winkle would not need to sleep so long. In the Washington Irving story he was out for 20 years before waking to find everything had changed. Now just a single one would have him rubbing his eyes
The Barbican Estate is seen as a Brutalist masterpiece, but to our writer it has always been an ugly concrete labyrinth. Can the author of a new book convince him of its architectural merits?
Even the attractions of Sarah Jessica Parker, Halle Berry, Ashton Kutcher, Zac Ephron and Jon Bon Jovi don't make Garry Marshall's seasonal romcom pretty viewing
David Sexton guides you through the best gardening books of the year...
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