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Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
This Bollywood film is reminiscent of The Hangover and is one of the best feel-good movies of the year.
The Disappearance of Alice Creed
We talk to J Blakeson, the director of The Disappearance of Alice Creed, about his directorial debut and his inspiration.
Venice vs Toronto film festivals
We preview two film festivals that compete to show early Oscars contenders.
The Princess of Montpensier
Watch The Princess of Montpensier for the costumes and cinematography, not for the pacing and dialogue.
West is West
West Is West is more heartfelt than the director's earlier East Is East, but not as funny.
It's better late than never for comedy actress Kristen Wiig
A late bloomer, who shot to fame in the thirties after making a name for herself in Saturday Night Live, is now hot property in Hollywood.
Movie review: The Conspirator
Starring Robin Wright and James McAvoy, this film has a competent story but lacks tension.
Migration theme as Shubbak shows Arab films on the move
London's month-long festival of contemporary culture from the Arab world includes a strong cinema component.
Even dangling off the Burj Khalifa, a star has to look his best
Michael Kaplan has designed costumes for every occasion, from the apocalypse to the bridge of the Enterprise. He talks about his career and his latest project, the Dubai-filmed Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol.
Hogwarts graduate: interview with Harry Potter star Rupert Grint
We talk to Rupert Grint about growing up on screen and what's next for the young actor now that he's shed his wizarding wand.
Movie review: Hanna
Starring Saoirse Ronan, this film is reminiscent of Leon and more could be expected from the director, Joe Wright.
Movie review: Horrible Bosses
The film features a star-studded cast, but it maximises juvenile humour and doesn't quite work.
The 50 Cent tour: Curtis Jackson's inflationary career
Apart from music, the rapper known as 50 Cent also has a successful career in films and is branching out in other directions, too. In an interview he talks about his need to keep moving.
Movie review: Delhi Belly
Cliched and filled with puerile humour, this Indian comedy designed to attract a broader, English-speaking audience falls flat, apart from one interesting story line.
Money rolls in as Spanish films get international acclaim
With Academy Award honours and international acclaim, Spanish films are having a growing impact internationally
