Kaleem Aftab

The New York-born artist and filmmaker needed to employ a delicate balance when filming in the Middle East.

Director Suzanne Bier delivers an anti-war message from a microcosm with strong performances that make light of some of the clunky plot devices.

At 66, the actress Catherine Deneuve can still command attention.

Tears of Gaza does not shy away from showing the destruction caused and the human cost of the Israeli bombing of Gaza that recommenced in December 2008.

The Slackistan director Hammad Khan says his film depicts a group of middle-class kids a year after graduating from college who realise their dreams and aspirations are unlikely to be fulfilled.

A rather disappointing adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel in which the director Mark Romanek seems to misread what made the novel such a favourite.

The West Is West star Om Puri talks about stepping back into a role he last played more than a decade ago.

A look at this year's opening film, Secretariat, and our picks for this year's must-see movies and documentaries.

Filmmaker Denis Villeneuve admits he knew little about the Middle East before he starting work on his latest film, Incendies.

Since The Hurt Locker, his star has been on the rise. And now for his next act.

"It comes down to love and greed, and Gekko emphasises it on a micro level, but on a macro level the banks are doing the same thing. Are they going to work for society or for themselves?"