Film

Q. What do you wish you knew? Q. French, the cure for AIDS, and how to deal with male pattern baldness.

French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy talks about subjects ranging from everyday life to film, the body and the soul

What do the first art works and recent speculations about early man tell us about today?

Social histories and spectral fictions in the films of Elizabeth Price

The artist used low-resolution images in installations and curated film programmes

Ming Wong’s homage to Pier Paolo Pasolini involved relocating the story of the Italian director’s 1968 masterpiece, Teorema, from Milan to Naples. Dominic Eichler accompanied him on his journey south

With their narrative and perceptual slippages, the films of Emily Wardill deal in condensation and complication

A report from the 10th edition of the film festival in Wrocław, Poland

Memory, exile and cultural heritage in the films of Fiona Tan

The restoration of a documentary about the Nuremberg Trials – 63 years after it was filmed

Films, the expanded field and photographs; falling vases, melting wax and painted cars

Does Michael Haneke’s lauded new film mark a shift away from his earlier critique of mainstream cinema?

Filmmakers, writers and theorists, The Otolith Group mine the past in order to understand what's yet to come

The best motion pictures and moving images of 2009

Extravagant, experimental and often improvised: the spirit of young artists in British film

Mining the politics of imagery through the works of the late German filmmaker

‘The Year of the Flood’ captures very well the way in which climate catastrophe is both inevitable and impossible for us think about

Collective memory and amnesia; mapping cities and family life

Having risen to youthful notoriety in the 1990s, Alex Bag and Harmony Korine have moved on to something darker and more searching

In an ongoing series, frieze asks artists and filmmakers to list the movies that have influenced their practice