Denmark once again took the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film in 2010 for In a Better World, the third time a Danish film has won in this category.

Mar 11, 2011 – Beth MacMillan

Franco Nero and Floyd Red Crow Westerman are the notable names in what amounts to a Russian re-imagining of spaghetti western madness with a nod to Keoma.

Mar 9, 2011 – Zack Wilson

Marcello Mastroianni stars alongside Marisa Mell in this Oscar nominated Italian comedy from 1965.

Feb 26, 2011 – Kevin Sturton

It's not the story or Pabst's German Expressionism skills that makes Die Büchse der Pandora a silent masterpiece. It's Brooks convincing portrayal of Lulu.

Feb 25, 2011 – John K. Davis

Amer owes much to the Giallo. Here are a few recommendations for anybody who liked the movie and wants to watch the films that inspired the directors.

Feb 19, 2011 – Kevin Sturton

A review of this marvellous work of cinema, and a look at what Russian cinema is offering us.

Feb 17, 2011 – Michael Kirby

Cult sci-fi satire starring Ursula Andress (Dr No) and Marcello Mastroianni.

Feb 12, 2011 – Kevin Sturton

Finally, the proof the Norwegian government didn't want you to see . . . trolls do exist, and they're loose in the Norwegian countryside.

Feb 12, 2011 – Dylan Morgan

"Umberto D." stands as a powerful example of Italian neorealist cinema.

Feb 7, 2011 – Carly Miller

This lighting quick crime thriller is based on a true story, but rarely has there been such an unsympathetic character to lead us through 96 minutes of film

Feb 4, 2011 – Anne Brodie

Barbet Schroeder's striking second feature, featuring a soundtrack by Pink Floyd, is released for the first time in the UK in dual format by BFI DVD

Jan 27, 2011 – Eddie Dyja

Giuliano Gemma and Nieves Navarro make this a watchable film on their own, but Duccio Tessari's 'Return of Ringo' works well on many levels...

Jan 25, 2011 – Zack Wilson

This classic Italian film from 1948, long considered by film scholars among the best movies ever made, tells a simple story with a powerful message.

Jan 20, 2011 – Todd Hill

Review of one of the definitive films of New Romanian Cinema, a stark and depressing tale of friendship and desperation in Bucharest under Communism in 1987

Jan 11, 2011 – Andrew Buckle

A look at Wim Wenders 1991 movie Until the End of the World, starring the late Solveig Dommartin and William Hurt.

Jan 1, 2011 – Kevin Sturton

There have been some great French comedies released over the years, but is the Heartbreaker up to scratch?

Dec 23, 2010 – David Griffiths

An analysis of the films of Neil Jordan focusing on recurring themes present in his work.

Dec 21, 2010 – Kevin Sturton

A profile of the Irish director Neil Jordan whose films include The Company of Wolves, Mona Lisa, The Crying Game, Interview with the Vampire and Ondine.

Dec 18, 2010 – Kevin Sturton

Sergio Corbucci's masterpiece is certainly a candidate for the greatest Spaghetti Western ever made, with Klaus Kinski and Jean-Louis Trintignant on form.

Dec 18, 2010 – Zack Wilson

Giulio Questi's psychedelic collage of grotesque cruelty has clear World War Two overtones, as Tomas Milian portrays a Christ-like Stranger in Hell...

Dec 15, 2010 – Zack Wilson