Nymphomaniac trailer accidentally shown to Florida children
Cinema screens promo for Lars von Trier's explicit film before showing of Disney hit Frozen
Salvatore Cascio: ‘Cinema Paradiso is about the power of dreams’
Kicking off our coverage of the 25th anniversary of the perennially popular Italian classic, Laura Barnett catches up with Salvatore Cascio, who played the saucer-eyed Totò as a child
Jeune et Jolie – review
A vacant central performance and equally empty directorial treatment cast no light on the difficult subject of teenage prostitution, writes Mark Kermode
Marius/Fanny – review
The first two-thirds of this refilming of Marcel Pagnol's Marseilles trilogy have little of the originals' crackling, bawdy life, writes Mike McCahill
Jeune & Jolie – review
Only French cinema could get away with Jeune & Jolie. Beneath its stylish, sexy glow lies an essential absurdity and obtuseness, writes Peter Bradshaw
Marine Vacth: ‘Nudity is a costume too’
The 22-year-old model turned actress talks to Jonathan Romney about her role as a teenage prostitute in the new film by François Ozon
Top 10 movie adaptations
Adaptations of novels have regularly provided audiences with the classier end of the film spectrum. Here, the Guardian and Observer's critics pick the 10 best
Nymphomaniac clip removed from Youtube for breaching rules on sex and nudity
The latest teaser trailer for Lars von Trier's explicit sex-odyssey film is taken down from video-sharing site
The Nun – review
Isabelle Huppert's sapphic nun is the apex predator in this affecting tale of faith and faithlessness, writes Catherine Shoard
Gloria – review
Post-divorce dating in Chile is the subject of Sebastián Lelio's mysterious drama, writes Catherine Shoard
Child’s Pose – review
A woman uses a tragedy to claw her way back into her son's life in Calin Peter Netzer's tense drama, writes Peter Beech
From the archive, 01 November 1993: Federico Fellini, giant of film, dies
Originally published in the Guardian on 01 November 1993: Italy leads the world of cinema in mourning a man whose films were a blend of reality, wit, fantasy and brazen self-indulgence
The Nun – review
Isabelle Huppert is a horny mother superior in an adaptation of the Diderot novel that gets the original's prankish intentions, writes Henry Barnes
The Taste of Money – review
Im Sang-soo's tale of a young man entangled in corporate crime examines sexual politics and wealth in style, writes Mark Kermode
Abdellatif Kechiche interview: ‘Do I need to be a woman to talk about love between women?’
Abdellatif Kechiche won a Palme d'Or for his latest film, Blue Is the Warmest Colour. But the film's young stars have said they'll never work with him again. He talks to Jonathan Romney