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• Pink Panther 2 and the case of the missing laughs

  Nov 18 2008:

  The trailer for the Steve Martin sequel reintroduces the unkillable Clouseau, hamburger-mangling accent in tow. Anna Pickard follows the clues and exposes his terrible plot to make comedy icons unfunny

• Out of the shadows

  Nov 18 2008:

  A string of powerful new Israeli films feature disturbing animation, surreal comedy - and a battle over a lemon tree. Linda Grant reports

• France on the crest of a new New Wave

  Nov 16 2008:

  Jason Solomons takes a look at some gritty urban comedies and thrillers that are rejuvenating French cinema

• The well-read terror

  Nov 15 2008:

  As a new film about the infamous Red Army Faction relights old fires, Philip Oltermann charts the cultural impact of a revolutionary movement that has long fascinated writers, actors and film-makers

• The start of stop-frame

  Nov 14 2008:

  Peter Lord appraises the work of animation's great lost pioneer, Alexander Shiryaev

• W: Did Rumsfeld really do doodles of Condi?

  Nov 13 2008:

  Reel history: Thandie Newton does an impression of a penguin, and it's hard to substantiate those abortion rumours, but on the whole Oliver Stone's Bush biopic sticks to the facts

• Certificate: Thoughtful

  Nov 12 2008:

  Producer Don Boyd on how the digital age is custom-built for directors with big ideas and tiny budgets

• The beautiful and damned

  Nov 8 2008:

  Proudly melodramatic, sentimental, manipulative - Tennessee Williams's plays are showcases for our wants. No wonder so many movie directors have attempted to conquer them. Wyatt Mason celebrates a dramatist who made film a writer's medium

• Kelly's grace

  Nov 8 2008:

  From Renton's schoolgirl squeeze to the Coens' Southern matriarch, Scots star Kelly Macdonald always plays it cool. 'I'm nobody's arm candy!' she tells Amy Raphael

• Fight to the death

  Nov 8 2008:

  Smokin' Joe Frazier is the unsung hero of American boxing, says John Dower. That's why he made a film about him

• First they ruined James Bond, now Hollywood is coming for Robin Hood

  Nov 7 2008:

  Marina Hyde: Even now, Lost in Showbiz is only beginning to come to terms with Saturday evening

• Shooting from the hip

  Nov 7 2008:

  What about 'jazz film' - movies that ooze the music's rhythm, attitude and creativity?

• Salesman: a truly Millerian experience

  Nov 5 2008:

  Forget Glengarry Glen Ross. The real Willy Loman can be seen in Albert and David Maysles' 1968 masterpiece of unselfconsciousness

• 'I'm ambitious, dedicated and vain'

  Nov 5 2008:

  Actor Diahann Carroll on Dynasty, racism and her four husbands

• James Bond: the enemy of architecture

  Nov 4 2008:

  From Venetian palazzos to fantastical submersible lairs, the buildings in Bond films dazzle - what a shame they get blown to smithereens, writes Steve Rose

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