FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
Jennifer Lawrence is back in the arena this week as The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, while the story of how Mary Poppins was made is explored in Saving Mr. Banks. There's romance in the air for would-be sailor Marius, bereaved sisters in Day Of The Flowers and the young heroines of Palme D'Or winner Blue Is The Warmest Colour. A man wakes up to discover he's homeless in No Fixed Abode, a teenager takes up sex work in Young & Beautiful and another teenager snaps due to bullying in Carrie. Meanwhile, Computer Chess takes a mockumentary look at Eighties nerd life and in the documentary corner proper ¡Vivan las Antipodas! looks at pairs of countries on opposite sides of the globe, while Leviathan provides an immersive perspective on deep sea trawler fishing and Dirty Wars investigates covert US military tactics. All this, plus we're bringing you coverage of Talinn Black Nights and the French Film Festival.
A dysfunctional family gathers together in August: Osage County Link
The US National Board of Review has announced its award winners Link
American Hustle is the big winner at the New York Film Critics' Awards Link
Julia Roberts, Julianne Nicholson and Juliette Lewis discuss August: Osage County Link
NEW DVD HIGHLIGHTS
Only God Forgives
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
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UPCOMING FESTIVALS
The French Film Festival is underway - read about the opening gala here and see photos from the gala events in our gallery. Plus we'll be bringing you reports from Tallinn Black Nights.
The three Julis in August Julia Roberts, Julianne Nicholson, Juliette Lewis on August: Osage County.
Family feud Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, and Dermot Mulroney on August: Osage County.
Postcard from Tallinn Black Nights A taste of the film festival's international flavour.
US National Board of Review announces 2013 winners Spike Jonze's Her takes Best Film.
American Hustle named Best Film at New York Film Critics' Awards Steve McQueen takes Best Director.
Julie Walters honoured at BIFAs British actress to receive Richard Harris Award.
We're bringing you coverage from Tallinn Black Nights and the French Film Festival.
We still have reviews coming in from the Korean Film Festival, the New York Film Festival and the London Film Festival.
Read our full archive for other recent coverage.
Visit our festivals section.
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