Film Review
15 Mar 2007
Letters From Iwo Jima
Edward Lamberti on Clint Eastwood's latest film triumph, Letters From Iwo Jima

DVD Review
17 Nov 2006
Lost and Found - Six Glances at a Generation
Go east: compilation DVD brings together the work of new film talent from Eastern Europe

Film Review
24 Aug 2006
Lady in the Water
Bad time story: Colin Odell and Michelle Le Blanc thought M. Night Shyamalan's latest effort, Lady In the Water, lacks a bit of oxygen

Film Review
21 Mar 2006
L'Armée des ombres (Army in the Shadows)
{Antonio Pasolini salutes the re-release of one of Jean-Pierre Melville's finest achievements, L'Armée des ombres (Army in the Shadows)

Film review
7 Dec 2005
La Marche de l'Empereur (March of the Penguins)
March of the Penguins is a Disney-style exercise in anthropomorphisation of unwitting creatures, says Antonio Pasolini.

Film Review
26 Jul 2005
L'eclisse
Antonioni has never been regarded as one of Italy's more accessible directors - but he is unquestionably one of its greatest. Antonio Pasolini reviews one of the Italian maestro's lesser known works - The Eclipse

DVD Review
6 Jun 2005
Lukas Moodysson Box Set
If you were thinking all that Swedish cinema has to offer was Ingmar Bergman, think again. Lukas Moodysson has deservedly built a reputation as one of Europe's most exciting directors, which makes a 4-disc boxset of his work all the more timely. Review by Jamie Sherry

DVD Review
4 Jun 2004
Le Cercle Rouge
Jean Pierre Melville's critical reputation seems to become stronger with every re-release, and the new edition of his most-accomplished crime film looks set to continue the trend. Jason Wood reports

DVD Review
3 Mar 2004
Le Souffle (DVD)
The coming-of-age story has always been a popular film genre, but Damien Odoul's Le Souffle has a distinctly Gallic take on the subject, following one boy's misadventures over a single day on a rural French farm. The film has finally received a DVD release in the UK, and Edward Lamberti thinks it was worth the wait

DVD Review
1 Dec 2003
L'Ami de Mon Amie
Eric Rohmer is one of those directors whose critical reputation far outstrips his popular success, but that might be about to change now his films are being released on DVD. Antonio Pasolini reviews the final part of Rohmer's 'Comedies et Proverbes'

DVD Review
24 Sep 2003
L'Homme du Train (DVD)
The French critics loathe him, the film establishment ignores him, but somehow Patrice Leconte continues to make his peculiar brand of movies. Ben McCann reviews his latest effort – a skewed buddy story between a small-time crook and a literary professor

DVD Review
9 Jun 2003
La Spagnola
The success of films like Strictly Ballroom and Muriel's Wedding has often obscured the diversity of contemporary filmmaking Down Under. Michelle le Blanc and Colin Odell review a very un-Australian Aussie comedy

Film Review
20 Apr 2003
Le Souffle
Teen films seem to be everywhere these days, but Damien Odoul's debut film takes a very different approach to the gross-out gags and cardboard characters of Hollywood. Le Souffle follows a single summer's day in the life of a teenage boy in rural France. Antonio Pasolini enjoys an unusual teen flick that's "first and foremost an exercise in style"

Stream Factory
1 Jan 1970
L'Age d'Or