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Eighteen short films by an international who’s-who of filmmakers make up this omnibus celebrating the joys and sorrows of love and Paris, organized by neighborhood.

With an award-winning performance by Maggie Cheung, Clean is one of the most emotionally honest movies about drug addiction ever made.

Assayas' camerawork and editing recall the glory days of the French New Wave, while Cheung holds the center as an actress caught up in the behind-the-scenes mayhem on a creative film set.

French mind-warper has a puzzle-box narrative and a soundtrack by Sonic Youth.

The French filmmaker Olivier Assayas (Irma Vep, Demonlover) has upped his game with this new work of uncommonly lyrical humanism.

Olivier Assayas sharpens his teeth for this new attack on the question of art versus commerce

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

A ghost story exploring the ineffable

The latest Austin Film Society free series surveys French cinema in the Nineties.

Dispatch No. 1: Cool, 'Clean' Air Up North

Dispatches from the Toronto International Film Festival: No. 1

Sneaking Into Summer

Movies, theatre, classes, dancing, and more reasons to get out

An American in Paris

Shoplifters director's bilingual experiment is a tepid success

Our monthly guide to what’s filming and screening

Philanthropist joins keynote speaker list, plus more names

Watch the status quo crumble to pieces in these cinematic gems

'FilmCraft: Directing' is fun reading for future filmmakers

Michael Haneke's first two films

A brief survey of French cinema in the Nineties