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An idle and socially ambitious intern learns the meaning of responsibility under the guidance of an authoritarian but humane doctor.
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Regarde la Mer and other short films
Collection of shorts by François Ozon, whose dark, mordantly psychological films combine wry humour, sensitivity and subversive insight with a talent for manipulation.
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Jean Renoir’s brilliant social comedy is a study in the corruption and decay of French society on the eve of the outbreak of the second world war.
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The idyllic, rural past of a Suffolk village comes to life through the memories of an old man who tends a country graveyard.
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The definitive version of Hugh Hudson’s powerfully unsentimental film set during the American War of Independence.
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One of the most important avant-garde films to have emerged from Britain during the 1970s. Released 23 September.
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Jean Renoir’s first colour feature is the tale of an adolescent girl living with her English family on the banks of the Ganges during the waning years of British colonial life.
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Ritwik Ghatak’s tragic tale of a couple separated by a kidnapping delivers a lyrical account of the speech, rhythms and rituals of a Malo fishing community.
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John Bowen’s unsettling drama, considered an influence and precursor to The Wicker Man.
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Ironic, witty denunciation of society’s domination by markets and homage to the wonders of the biosphere are combined in Patrick Keiller’s third essay-film.
Sight & Sound magazine
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Reviews, interviews and features from the international film magazine.
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