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Cinema provides such fertile ground for the dramas and crises that arise from the idea of faith. While it is difficult, and perhaps even possible, to distill the

Veteran filmmaker Bertrand Tavernier has been making films since the 1960s, getting his start working with the great Jean-Pierre Melville. One of Tavernier's first features, The Clockmaker, won the

Telling the story of the man named for Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and immortalised as Carlos, the film that bears his assumed moniker explores events over a twenty-five year

French animation has been in existence as long as the medium itself, with Le Roman de Ronard (The Tale of the Fox) released six months prior to Disney's

French film personality Mathieu Amalric has found fame appearing on-screen, with a successful career as a renowned character actor to his name. With features as diverse as Munich

As we touched on in our discussion of A View of Love, with the notable exceptions of Gillo Pontecorvo's renowned The Battle of Algiers (1966), Hollywood's Lost Command (also 1966) and Jean-Luc

We have already taken a look at actress-turned-director Anne Le Ny's My Father's Guest as part of the Alliance Française French Film Festival 2011, and Nicole Garcia is a

Thanks to our friends at the Alliance Française French Film Festival, we had five double passes to give away to the Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth legs of

Celebrate ‘Joie de Vivre’ at the 22nd Alliance Française French Film Festival! Showcasing 46 new films in the 2011 line-up, the festival kicks off in Sydney on March