CANNES, France — To convince Kristin Scott Thomas to play the bloodthirsty matriarch of "Only God Forgives," director Nicolas Winding Refn appea...

As usual with a Nicolas Winding Refn movie, his new film Only God Forgives, which just premiered at Cannes this morning, is rhythmically exciting, wit...

Film: In the House (2012) ["Dans la maison"] Cast includes: Francois Ozon (Swimming Pool) Director: Fabrice Luchini (The Woman on the 6th Floor), Erns...

Initially seeming like a comedy about the vicarious voyeurism of a literature teacher at a Paris high school, it casually transforms itself into something else: a psychological thriller of sorts, in which what is real is never quite clear and never particularly important.

French filmmaker Francois Ozon is once again messing with your mind, telling a tale of envy, desire, and literary license in In the House.

We recently had the chance to speak with Ethan Hawke, who raved about working with Pawlikowski and also dished on his love of European movies, Sidney Lumet, and genre filmmaking.

I'm not sure why, but no one has been willing or able to speak truth to box-office power, so let me try: Robert Pattinson is a terrible actor.

A few thoughts about the Toronto Film Festival in general before I dive into my thoughts about the four films I saw today: First of all, the phones: ...

As you watch Alain Corneau's Love Crime, take a minute to try to decide who has the iciest, deadliest pair of eyes -- Kristin Scott Thomas or Ludivine Sagnier.

Denial, Aidan Quinn says, is a persistent force that's hard to fight. That's true whether it's one man looking at his own life - or the government of...

"Sarah's Key" is a wrenching film told on two levels about one woman's desperate story. Even as it indicts the French for their complicity in the extermination of the Jews, it examines the reverberations of that era that continue today.

Nowhere Boy, Sam Taylor-Wood's look at the a couple of years in teenage John Lennon's life, shows how Lennon was shaped by the two women in his life at the moment in time.

"In France in particular... the way women are perceived is not that once you're past 40, you're past IT. But on the contrary, experience is very attractive, and we like seeing a woman with lines."

As obsessive love stories go, Leaving is a winner -- at once achingly passionate and painfully doomed.

'Nowhere Boy,' the film about John Lennon's youth, finally premiered in New York Tuesday night. The film's director, Sam Taylor-Wood, and stars Aar...

The Cannes Film Festival kicked off Wednesday night with a gala premiere for 'Robin Hood.' Below are some of the photos, featuring Russell Crowe and w...

At a recent event in New York honoring the composers Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, Caron revealed it was actually her idea to turn the Colette novel, Gigi, into a film.

Stephan Elliott's film is beautifully photographed and masterfully designed to show the contrasts between a fading Victorian England and the blinding platinum glory of the emerging Art Deco period.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — The British Academy of Film and Television Arts in Los Angeles held its annual awards-season kickoff tea party Saturday,...

When it was first performed in 1896, in Petersburg, The Seagull was a disaster. But the actors in this new production of the play by the Royal Court Theatre, are magnificent.