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Michel Houellebecq's debut film was panned after its first screening this week. The French enfant terrible talks to Geoffrey Macnab about critics, his mother and trying to cast his dog
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The films of Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami are banned in his home country. But why do they want to show his latest work? Angelique Chrisafis finds out
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Aug 20 2008:
Is there a relation between the quality of the threads Steve Carell sports and the quality of the film he's in? Probably not, finds Hadley Freeman
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Aug 20 2008:
This week, our trivia treasure trove answers your questions on multi-Oscar winners, Jewish pig farmers and censorship
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Aug 20 2008:
Behind the scenes documentaries rarely reveal anything. Not so Pedro Almodóvar's latest
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Aug 19 2008:
Sneaking into the movies used to be a work of military operation. It's a piece of cake in New York today, but the buzz is just as addictive
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Aug 19 2008:
Peter Berns: Hollywood's offensive portrayal of a person with an intellectual disability should not be tolerated
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'Some demon sat over me with a knife and fork, ready to eat me every day'
Aug 20 2008:His head is buffed, his welcome overheated and he appears to be floating. Is Ben Kingsley really as wack as he seems?
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Aug 20 2008:
Xan Brooks on a worrying new trend for product placement in film
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Aug 19 2008:
During the Holocaust, a group of Auschwitz prisoners decided to put God in the dock. When Frank Cottrell Boyce wrote a film about it, he began to question his own Catholic faith
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Aug 16 2008:
Look! It's Luke Goss from Bros, without a Grolsch bottle top in sight. When will he, will he, be faaamouuusss? Well, he's not doing so bad
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Aug 16 2008:
Not so long ago, funny guy Martin Lawrence was tipped to be The Next Big Thing. John Patterson wonders how he got to Has Been so quickly
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Aug 16 2008:
Forty years on, Mel Brooks takes Damon Wise through the milestones in the making of his ludicrous 1968 musical comedy with its high-kicking Nazis
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Aug 16 2008:
Shane Meadows, film director
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Aug 15 2008:
Mike Leigh's Naked made David Thewlis a star - and went on to haunt him. He and the director talk to Stuart Jeffries about the creation of one of British film's greatest characters
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Aug 15 2008:
Gihan Shahine: Censors have refused to allow the public release of comedy You Don't Mess With the Zohan
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Aug 14 2008:
Why are films about Andy Warhol always so bad? Jonathan Jones on wigs, myths and freaks
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Aug 9 2008:
Jean-Luc Godard has played an astonishing array of roles. His greatness is not in doubt, says Chris Petit, but are his films any good?
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Aug 9 2008:
From that waxing to pant-scorching action, Steve Carell brings soul to every role, says Damon Wise
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Aug 8 2008:
His CV includes such enormous hits as Neighbours and LA Confidential, but also duds like The Time Machine. It's all about balance, the Death Defying Acts actor tells Xan Brooks
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Aug 8 2008:
Stephen Moss discusses David Pearce's film Footprints
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Aug 8 2008:
Jonathan Demme's new film has an unlikely hero: Jimmy Carter. The director tells Oliver Burkeman why the former president turned peacemaker is a modern-day Gary Cooper
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