Amour – review
A painful chamber drama about the aftermath of a stroke for an octogenarian couple, Michael Haneke's second Palme d'Or winner still has his trademark chill, writes Peter Bradshaw
A member of the Limbless Association on Rust and Bone
Jacques Audiard's film gets the psychological effects of amputation, but would Marion Cotillard really be walking so quickly, asks Limbless Association member Stuart Holt
Alps – review
After the brilliantly disturbing Dogtooth, Yorgos Lanthimos descends into posture and mannerism for his followup, writes Peter Bradshaw
Aurora – review
A Romanian cinema linchpin returns with a daunting existential drama, writes Peter Bradshaw
Emmanuelle Riva: ‘You don’t say no to a film like Amour’
The octogenarian French actors Emmanuelle Riva and Jean-Louis Trintignant discuss their roles in Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film – and reveal their problem with Cannes
Rust and Bone – review
Marion Cotillard is a trainer of killer whales in Jacques Audiard's fresh and true love story, says Rachel Cooke
Michael Haneke: There’s no easy way to say this…
Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film Amour will strike some as brutal, as its elderly characters grapple with the indignities of ageing. Indeed, the director proves a challenging subject for Peter Conrad to interview
Call Me Kuchu – review
This intimate but level-headed documentary about Ugandan homophobia speaks with both gay activists and those persecuting them, writes Steve Rose
Rust and Bone review – passionate love story that packs a hard punch
An orca-related catastrophe drives Marion Cotillard into the arms of boxer Matthias Schoenaerts in a film offering flawed human grandeur
Mark Kermode’s DVD round-up
A Royal Affair's costume drama set in the Danish court dazzles and challenges, while Willem Dafoe is on top form in a taut eco-thriller, writes Mark Kermode
Matthias Schoenaerts: is this the sexiest man in Antwerp?
Tim Lewis meets the charismatic star of Rust and Bone, Belgium's hottest acting talent
Elena – review
Andrey Zvyagintsev's latest film is a compelling comic drama full of tension and irony, writes Philip French
Sister – review
Ursula Meier's tale of a boy turning to petty crime in the Swiss Alps has the feel of a subtle short story, writes Philip French
Sister – review
There's a hint of Ken Loach in this ski resort-set drama about an impoverished brother and sister, writes Peter Bradshaw
Elena – review
Awkward families threaten a recovering patient's marriage in a subtle Russian marvel, writes Peter Bradshaw