The Deep – review
The mystery of an Icelandic man who survived icy seas for six hours makes for an intriguing drama, writes Peter Bradshaw
Play – review
Based on a real-life case of bullying, this film's cat-and-mouse game sparked debate in Sweden for its powerful message, writes Henry Barnes
The Wall – review
Marlen Haushofer's 60s feminist allegory is transferred to the big screen with mixed results, writes Catherine Shoard
Out in the Dark – review
The Gaza Strip is the setting for this gay romance turned thriller, writes Catherine Shoard
Paradise: Faith – review
The second in Ulrich Seidl's trilogy about women seeking self-fulfilment is kinky and grimly humorous, writes Catherine Shoard
Paris-Manhattan – review
A pharmacist looks to the wisdom of Woody Allen in this oddball romcom, writes Catherine Shoard
Tropicalia – review
Catherine Shoard enjoys a lively crash course in calypso
The 10 best Arab films
Fifty years of movie magic, from Tunisia to Iraq, as chosen by Omar al-Qattan, film-maker and chair of the Shubbak – A Window on Contemporary Arab Culture
Out in the Dark – review
This gay love story straddles the Israel-Palestine divide, but with little real depth, writes Henry Barnes
Paris-Manhattan – review
Shades of Woody Allen do nothing to help this mediocre French comedy, writes Andrew Pulver
The Wall – review
It's hard to belive a film this minimal – part sci-fi parable, part feminist Robinson Crusoe – could contain so much, writes Xan Brooks
Paradise: Faith – review
Ulrich Seidl is still ladling on the sexual humiliation – but there are hints of ordinary human heartbreak in a trilogy growing in power, writes Peter Bradshaw
Mark Kermode’s DVD round-up
Park Chan-wook's first English-language film is a skin-prickling symbolic treat, writes Mark Kermode
Night of Silence – review
The first 10 minutes promise great things, but this Turkish drama about an arranged marriage never quite comes together, writes Peter Bradshaw