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Napoleon review – Joaquin Phoenix makes a magnificent emperor in thrilling biopic
Ridley Scott dispenses with the symbolic weight attached to previous biopics in favour of a spectacle with a great star at its centre
The Mauritanian review – in limbo in Guantánamo with Tahar Rahim
This adaptation of a post-9/11 prisoner’s memoir is strong on procedural drama but blunted by stylised torture scenes
The Mauritanian review – fence-sitting Guantánamo drama provides few answers
Baftas 2021: the full list of nominations
'I saw him as an animal': Tahar Rahim on playing a real-life serial killer
Charles Sobhraj brutally murdered at least 10 backpackers in south-east Asia. Did Tahar Rahim worry about glamorising the murderer in slick new TV drama The Serpent?
The Kindness of Strangers review – a terrible idea, badly executed
A strange choice for Berlin’s opening night sees Bill Nighy’s funny Russian the only bright spot while an ensemble cast blunder through Lone Scherfig’s baffling drama
First look review
Joueurs (Treat Me Like Fire) review – high-stakes gambling tale holds all the acesTahar Rahim and Stacy Martin star in the story of a Parisian waitress drawn into a desperate underworld of addiction by a charismatic parasite
Heal the Living review – heart-rending tale of organ donation
Katell Quillévéré’s polished mosaic of interconnected lives is intelligently acted and visually arresting
Your next box set
The Last Panthers box set review – visceral, powerful, intelligent heist dramaJack Thorne’s sleek thriller, inspired by the real-life gang the Balkan Pink Panthers, features nail-biting scenes and brutal dialogue
Trailer watch
Exclusive trailer: The Last PanthersA first look at the new jewel heist thriller on Sky Atlantic starring Samantha Morton, Tahar Rahim and John Hurt
Cannes 2015: The Anarchists review - heady politics, merciless beatings, free love
Tahar Rahim and Adèle Exarchopoulos give standout performances in a thriller about a young policeman going undercover in radical circles in fin-de-siècle Paris
First look review
The Cut review: Fatih Akin's Armenian genocide epic draws bloodTahar Rahim is a mute father searching for his children in the aftermath of a conflict cinema has tended to neglect. His story is compassionately handled, but the film lacks the subtlety of Akin’s earlier, non-English language work
Grand Central review – atomically charged Tahar Rahim-Léa Seydoux romance
An erotic drama set in a nuclear power plant uses its unusual setting to irradiate Tahar Rahim and Léa Seydoux with ardour, writes Peter Bradshaw
The Informant review – an anaemic meat-and-potatoes thriller
Director Julien Leclercq's tale of a snitch working for the French border patrol has a smart premise, but fails to inspire, writes Mike McCahill
Mark Kermode's film of the week
The Past review – a whirlwind of warring emotions | Mark KermodeTahar Rahim: 'I've always refused to play terrorists'
30 minutes with …
Tahar Rahim: 'Not everybody is this crazy'French actor Tahar Rahim shrugs off his disturbing new film, speaks a little Gaelic and offers to give sad fans a hug
Bérénice too … Bejo to replace Marion Cotillard in new Asghar Farhadi film
Oscar-nominated Artist star will play opposite Tahar Rahim after scheduling conflict forces Cotillard's withdrawal
Free Men: another painful perspective on the Nazi occupation of France
A Prophet star Tahar Rahim joins the latest resistance movie
Jacques Audiard's A Prophet: exclusive deleted scenes
The director talks us through scenes he cut from the 2009 Cannes Grand Prix winner and explains why they had to go
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First look reviewThe Cut review: Fatih Akin's Armenian genocide epic draws bloodTahar Rahim is a mute father searching for his children in the aftermath of a conflict cinema has tended to neglect. His story is compassionately handled, but the film lacks the subtlety of Akin’s earlier, non-English language work
