The Summer With Carmen review – crisply observed Greek film-making comedy
Two friends on a gay nudist beach are tasked with writing a low-budget movie in this fabulously frothy tale about love and a stray dog
Post your questions for François Ozon
The French auteur behind 8 Women, In the House and most recently When Autumn Falls is joining us to answer your questions, from how does he coax such amazing performances from actors to his visual influences
I’m Still Here review – wrenching true-life saga of a Brazilian family torn apart by military rule
When a former congressman is abducted from his beachfront home in 1970s Rio, his wife and children are left reeling – for decades – in Walter Salles’s Oscar-nominated drama starring an extraordinary Fernanda Torres
‘They wanted to attack me’: Aurore Clément on violent premieres and smuggling bananas for Brando
As the film that caused havoc at its Paris premiere resurfaces, the great French actor looks back on an extraordinary career, from the furore of Meetings With Anna to the meltdown of Apocalypse Now
Ari review – a French primary teacher flunks out in daydreaming misfire
The promising French director Leonore Serraille delivers a dud with this undercooked story of a selfish drifter who was once a talented educator and now can’t teach for toffee
Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles review – sex, secrets and the unbearable silence of loneliness
A 50th-anniversary release for Chantal Akerman’s meticulous masterpiece, voted the best film of all time by Sight and Sound
Shanghai Blues review – delirious screwball comedy from Hong Kong’s Spielberg
Tsui Hark’s classic tale of love and mistaken identity, with plentiful helpings of farce and wackiness, has been restored for its 40th anniversary
By the Stream review – gentle college comedy of manners from Hong Sang-soo
The Korean director applies his languid style to the tale of a college campus coping with the arrival of a famous visitor
The Tasting review – French midlife romcom takes its leads guzzling fine wines
Easygoing tale has Hortense meet Jacques while buying a bottle at his shop, but the real star is the picturesque setting of Troyes
Architecton review – poetic study of humankind’s bricks-and-mortar impact on the Earth
Victor Kossakovsky’s follow-up to Gunda is a gorgeously shot reverie about our use of materials such as stone and concrete
It’s Raining Men review – Laure Calamy adultery comedy puts the heat in cheat
Call My Agent! star brings her light comic touch to a flimsy, sugary but sometimes oddly daring French romcom
Rocco and His Brothers review – Luchino Visconti’s operatically magnificent family epic
Alain Delon is coltishly beautiful in this compelling 1960s tale of homesickness, aspiration, anguish and rage
Diabel review – canine sidekick along for ride as dour war veteran biffs bad guys
A Polish ex-soldier returns to his home town and takes on local gangsters in an exhausting barrage of violence in humourless action film
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies review – tear-jerking Oscar contender from Thailand
A dropout’s burgeoning affection for his gran makes him rethink his plan of benefiting from her fortune in a shamelessly sentimental crowd-pleaser
And the 2024 Braddies go to … Peter Bradshaw’s film picks of the year
Now the Guardian’s Top 50 countdown, as voted for by the whole film team, has announced its No 1, here are our chief critic’s personal choices, in no particular order