Euro file Gwladys Fouché with news, views and interviews from the continent
Guillaume Depardieu's struggle for recognition Gwladys Fouché Euro file: This talented actor deserved to escape from his father's titanic shadow but could never avoid being defined in relation to him
Revisionism on a grand scale Gwladys Fouché Gwladys Fouché: Two sweeping historical epics are nominated for the European Film Awards. Unfortunately both are trying to make heroes out of villains
Springtime for Hitler and Russia The runaway success of Hitler Kaput! in the former USSR speaks volumes about the power of comedy over tragedy - and shifting definitions of patriotism
A dub step too far Gwladys Fouché Dubbed films are two a penny on the continent, bringing foreign language films to mainstream audiences. Why hasn't it taken off in Britain?
Crime pays in a law-abiding land Scandinavia's fondness for crime thrillers is partly thanks to the long winter nights and partly the law-abiding atmosphere, writes Gwladys Fouché
Crossing the Atlantic ain't easy Euro file: Juliette Binoche - and Jean Claude van Damme - are two of the few European actors to break America. What's their secret?
Red army, silver screen Gwladys Fouché Two films about 70s terrorism will be released this autumn in Germany, marking another chapter in that country's examination of its troubled past
Lifting the Lido Gwladys Fouche With few US films making it to Venice, this year's festival is all about Europe. So where are all the British films, asks Gwladys Fouche
Wigging out with Pedro Almodóvar Gwladys Fouché Behind the scenes documentaries rarely reveal anything. Not so Pedro Almodóvar's latest
Why a critical savaging helps Michel Houellebecq's reputation Gwladys Fouché The critics have slammed Michel Houellebecq's directorial debut. But perhaps, says Gwladys Fouché, a backlash is just what he wants
We all like some Euro pudding And we've got a treat in store, says Gwladys Fouché. Stand by for not one but two hammy international biopics of a Hungarian aristo who bathed in the blood of virgins
Do Swedes still blame Bergman for upping the divorce rate? On the anniversary of Ingmar Bergman's death, his home country is as conflicted as ever. Should their greatest cinematic export be lionised or demonised?
Euro file: Il cinema è bella Gwladys Fouché Are we witnessing the rebirth of Italian cinema or is it just a flash in the pan?
