Film

Two recent films show contrasting attitudes to the indigenous cultures of the Amazon 

The return of Pee-wee Herman’s queer carnivalesque 

Tom Morton on Ragnar Kjartansson and the eternal return

Gianfranco Rosi’s brilliant, difficult documentary addressing the migrant crisis

Following the release of a collection of lesser known works, Juliet Jacques looks at the films of Austrian artist Gustav Deutsch

The long-awaited biopic of cult writer Jeremiah 'Terminator' LeRoy

Part three of Bert Rebhandl’s film picks: food for thought in Naomi Kawase’s latest

Thomas Vinterberg’s return to form: part two of the best new film releases selected by Bert Rebhandl

Bert Rebhandl selects three of the best new film releases: part 1, a Greek maritime comedy

On Maren Ade’s Toni Erdmann, the critics’ favourite at this year's Cannes Film Festival

Clemens von Wedemeyer's films and installations and their battles with points of view 

The dystopian vision of Hong Kong that took the award for best picture at this year's Hong Kong Film Awards

A new book, retrospective and exhibition on the films of Straub-Huillet

The Iraq War, an opera singer and River Phoenix in Running on Empty: the Paris-based filmmaker shares his selection of significant images

It’s high time the film industry started taking women seriously

A round-up of websites celebrating women in the film industry

Innocence and emancipation in Deniz Gamze Ergüven's latest film

A new film from Tom Tykwer sees Tom Hanks stranded in the Saudi-Arabian desert

A new film from Richard Linklater

Art, war and the Louvre in Alexander Sokurov’s Francofonia