Period literary specialists Merchant Ivory unbutton their corsets to adapt Diane Johnson's novel charting the romantic entanglements of Americans in present-day Paris
Lee Evans stars in this bittersweet drama about comedy and professional comedians. A Las Vegas stand-up comes to Blackpool in search of inspiration and encounters a whole range of English variety performers
Icy MP Jeremy Irons embarks on an obsessive affair with his son's new fiancee. Great looking, well-casted psychodrama that follows the fallout generated by their dangerous liaison
An altogether more vibrant film than one is used to from this director, possibly because of its television finance and an international tone - using several languages, in all of which Zanussi is flue
Russell's biopic of Rudolph Valentino, one of the silent era's greats, is not a patch on the numerous biographies with which he made his name in the 1970s. Told in flashback at Valentino's funeral, t
Celebrated New Wave director François Truffaut returns to the familiar theme of a man in search of female attention in one of his later and darker films
Grant, uncharacteristically, plays unkempt alcoholic beach bum Eckland in this, his penultimate film. Persuaded by Australian naval officer Commodore Houghton (Howard) to spy on planes flying overhea
'It takes all sorts, dear,' says the lesbian music-hall trouper (Courtneidge) to the unmarried pregnant French girl (Caron, in her meatiest role). The Notting Hill bedsit they inhabit also hosts a 'b
Colette's original French novella about two old cocottes raising a young girl to be a courtesan is not exactly the stuff of a Hollywood musical, but it was cannily sugared over, and the terrific song
After a chance encounter on Waterloo Bridge, and army officer and a ballerina begina a passionate affair. He returns to service and is reported killed in action, after which she drifts into prostitut
Three stories depicting different kinds of love, all revolving around passengers on board an ocean liner. The first is about a ballet dancer with an incurable disease; the second the relationship bet
Lili (Caron) is a French orphan who runs off with a circus troupe. She attaches herself to miserable puppeteer Ferrer, but when he does not have time for her, she makes friends with the puppets thems
An exuberant Gene Kelly stars in a musical love story set against the painterly backdrop of bohemian Paris
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