Mysterious skin
Sexuality and the prison house of the self are the themes of <em>The Skin I Live In,</em> Pedro Almodóvar’s fantastically twisted new film.
Chasing the dragon
David Fincher has given <em>The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo</em> a very serious software and operating-system upgrade.
Flight to the top
George Clooney’s political drama <em>The Ides of March</em> is about a Democratic primary campaign unfolding in the key state of Ohio.
Sherlock and two smoking barrels
Surely Ritchie, and his writers Michele and Kieran Mulroney, should be handed the keys to the James Bond franchise.
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Unbearably biutiful
<i>Biutiful</i> is sometimes beautiful – and sometimes exasperating, questionable and absurd.
Goodbye to the A-list?
As big-name actors prove a box-office turn-off, now may be the time for mainstream Hollywood stars to take a hike, writes <b>Peter Bradshaw</b>.
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Take your pick from nuns, pirates and cowpokes
Peter Bradshaw and Steve Rose look at some
of the new movies to look forward to this year.Peter
Chabrol anatomised the middle class with a twist of the scalpel
For 30 years after the death of Alfred Hitchcock, the French film-maker Claude Chabrol near single-handedly kept alive a genre.
More like the B-team
<b>Peter Bradshaw</b> reviews <i>The A-Team</i>, which he sys is an intermittently entertaining feature-length revival of the 1980s TV series.
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Repression in the village of good and evil
With <i>The White Ribbon</i>, Michael Haneke returns to his classic themes of guilt, denial and violence as the mysterious symptom of mass dysfunction
