Author Christoph Huber

Making a splash on the festival circuit with their feature debut Amer (2009), Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani stunned critics and audiences alike with a fully formed signature style that instantly garnered atte...

There is general consensus that the 2004 Cannes Film Festival represented a return to form after last year's rather miserable outing (although it certainly hadn't been the fiasco of mythic proportions exagg...

Chan's latest film may be puzzling, yet it certainly continues his commitment to an innovative, subtly politicised cinema aesthetic.

Film festivals usually take place in a realm of their own. You fear intensely you might miss something that will never surface again or you're so eager to encounter that specific movie right now that you ac...

An astute, lively discussion of the director's subtle, ongoing project of revising and interrogating the classic Eastwood screen persona.