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The ingredients of the lauded French romance about cooking

The story is rather creaky, but who cares when the actors Clive Owen and Juliette Binoche are so sublime together?

This English-language movie is set in a provincial French village in 1959 and deals with the pressing question of whether the seductive and mysterious powers of chocolate can soothe the priggish tendencies of the local townsfolk – and during Lent, no less.

Carax's stridently anti-romantic romance is curiously full of extravagant visual panache.

Juliette Binoche looks for love in this unexpected Gallic rom-com.

Charming touching tale of love between two middle-aged chefs in 19th-century France

Juliette Binoche stars in this romantic drama about the value of originality by Abbas Kiarostami.

Taiwanese master Hou Hsiao-hsien directs this contemporary homage to the classic international short, "The Red Balloon."

Juliette Binoche, Kristen Stewart, and Chloë Grace Moretz mix wonderfully in this drama

In this challenging, tension-agitating film a privileged French couple become vulnerable when menaced by an unseen observer who constantly watches them.

The film captures the heroic exploits of an Italian resistance soldier who falls in love with a French noblewoman during the French cholera plague of the early 19th century.

What passes for real life in this Steve Carell film is as genially inoffensive and predictable as the average TV sitcom.

Samuel L. Jackson and Juliette Binoche star in this John Boorman political drama about the work of South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Antonio Banderas stars in this story about the trapped Chilean miners

Even though it stars Robert Pattinson, we doubt his Twilight fans will fully appreciate this sleek, dystopian story that David Cronenberg adapted from Don DeLillo's 2003 novel.

Myla Goldberg’s novel about spelling-bee fever, a family in chaos, and religious/mystic exploration arrives on the screen with all its faults intact but few of its charms.

Kasi Lemmons' Harriet Tubman biopic also joins lineup

With Quills, Philip Kaufman (Henry & June, The Unbearable Lightness of Being) has made another film about the startling fusion between literature and sex.

Paris, from the French director of When the Cat's Away, follows a half-dozen-plus Parisians and their interconnectedness.

Oscar nominee on adapting his Japanese script for France

Roiling, contradictory passions rule in Claire Denis’ latest

Binoche and Deneuve clash exquisitely as mère et fille

Our Style Avatar goes to Hollywood (well, via his TV set!) and reports, Oscar style!

The tedium of space is nothing compared to the tedium of an unfulfilling story