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The White Ribbon is an unholy masterpiece

13.11.09

Michael Haneke's tale of mysterious events in a deeply religious village, The White Ribbon, digs deep into the soul... more

Hot tickets: The London Film Festival

17.09.09

The first wave of the BFI's ever-complicated booking system opens for next month's London Film Festival, which has one of its best-ever line-ups... more

Heady drama in Afterschool

21.08.09

Afterschool is certainly an original work, but not entirely successful in saying anything new about the way we watch �reality� today at second hand ... more

Village of dangerous secrets in White Ribbon

21.05.09

Though we could argue about his motives, White Ribbon proves Michael Haneke is a film‑maker of great power and skill.... more

A Bloody Aria is grimly amusing

23.10.08

Shin-yun Won's weird film, A Bloody Aria, proves something about Korean society � but Derek Malcolm isn't quite sure what.... more

The critical DVD round-up

29.07.08

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DVDs of the week

29.07.08

Katherine Heigl is the eternal birdesmaid in 27 Dresses, David Lynch's masterpiece The Elephant Man gets a timely re-release, and prehistoric man sends us all to sleep in 10,000BC... more

Torture porn: take two

03.04.08

Michael Haneke�s meticulous American remake of the brutal German thriller he directed 10 years ago has lost more than its power to shock in the translation.... more

Say it with a DVD this Christmas

20.12.07

Whether it's Bond, Borat or a seasonal classic, there's a wealth of choice for when the TV schedules let you down.... more

Secret life of Juliette Binoche

04.09.07

The queen of French arthouse reveals why she turned tough for her latest film as a secret service agent and says she is content to be a fortysomething.... more

Take me out: best weekend events

02.11.06

Soulwax take over Fabric, Isabelle Huppert gets her own season at the NFT and Will Self and Grayson Perry will be popping down to Late At Tate Britain. ... more

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