Unforgiven (Yurusarezaru mono) review – Japan pays homage to Clint Eastwood
A handsome translation of Eastwood's 1992 western offers a grand spectacle, writes Mark Kermode
Guy Lodge’s DVDs and downloads – Oscars special
Need a last-minute prep session for the Oscars? Turn to Blinkbox and Amazon Instant Video for everything from Captain Phillips to The Act of Killing, writes Guy Lodge
Unforgiven review – ‘A rare remake that functions independently’
Director Lee Sang-il's version of Clint Eastwood's 1992 western is well told, but holds few surprises, writes Mike McCahill
Stalingrad – review
This bizarre, determinedly pro-Russian 3D recreation of the battle of Stalingrad might well be Vladimir Putin's film of the week, but it's not Mike McCahill's
Stranger by the Lake – review
This stunning psychological drama takes place in an atmosphere of frank homoeroticism, utterly without inhibition or taboo, writes Peter Bradshaw
Nymphomaniac (Volumes 1 and 2) – review
An appealing odd-couple relationship is at the heart of this heartfelt study of sex addiction with few of the director's usual provocations, writes Peter Bradshaw
Bastards – review | Mark Kermode
Claire Denis's sordid tale of sexual violence and suicide is hopelessly confusing, writes Mark Kermode
Love Is in the Air (Amour & turbulences) – review
Ludivine Sagnier remains elegantly cool faced with a flight in the company of her loathsome ex in this broad comedy, writes Peter Bradshaw
Bastards (Les Salauds) – review
Claire Denis weaves a powerful web of intrigue, vice and menace in this macabre thriller, writes Peter Bradshaw
Lift to the Scaffold (Ascenseur Pour L’Échafaud) – review
Louis Malle's brash debut, now on rerelease, about a wealthy married woman who hatches a criminal plot is a brilliant, preposterous slice of noir suspense, writes Peter Bradshaw
Guy Lodge’s DVDs and downloads
Kidnap drama Prisoners is sombre yet slick, while the Bafta-nominated Wadjda is a rich tale about a rebellious Saudi schoolgirl, writes Guy Lodge
Journal de France – review
A documentary by French photographer and film-maker Raymond Depardon offers an absorbing self-portrait, writes Peter Bradshaw
Nymphomaniac’s ‘orgasm’ posters result of von Trier’s Hitler comments
Danish film-maker's 'vow of silence' after 2011 Hitler controversy resulted in poster campaign that didn't involve director
Fonzy – review
Leslie Felperin: Another sappy movie about a lovable man-child who finds out he's fathered 533 kids via sperm donations? Oh, but this time it's French
Eric Cantona revels in role as ‘the Stallion’ in French arthouse movie
Football's renaissance man revels in his role as 'The Stallion' in racy French arthouse movie, writes Kim Willsher