Cannes

Michael Douglas and Matt Damon are extraordinary in Behind the Candelabra as Steven Soderbergh brings us the story of Liberace in a story that's equally dark, humorous and touching.

The exceptional Liberace biopic Behind the Candelabra, starring Michael Douglas, proves why film still needs Steven Soderbergh, says Robbie Collin.

Michael Douglas has donned the wigs and braid which defined Liberace's stardom in the new Steven Soderbergh film, Behind the Candelabra. But the pianist was not the only musician fond of fancy dress: Alice Vincent picks her favourites.

Check out two new posters for The Wolverine featuring Viper and Yukio and look for a new trailer tomorrow morning at 6 AM PST.

Four new Man of Steel posters have arrived featuring Michael Shannon as General Zod, Henry Cavill as Superman and Russell Crowe as Superman's father Jor-El.

With As i Lay Dying, James Franco delivers some fascinating visual elements, but in the end I didn't much care for the film, but I respected the effort.

James Caan, the actor, has called for a return to the heyday of Seventies' films as he bemoans Hollywood's obsession with franchises and poor storytelling.

For a filmmaker like Miike, Shield of Straw (Wara No Tate) should be looked at as an embarrassment. A film made up of D-level action movie cliches with a poorly written script is no way to make an appearance in competition at the Cannes Film Festival.

Second podcast from the 2013 Cannes Film Festival as Kevin Jagernauth and I chat for about 14 minutes about four more films from the 2013 Cannes Film Festival including the Coen brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis, Monsoon Shootout, Jimmy P. and Seduced and Abandoned.

In 1995 a love was born between a young American man and a young French woman on a train in Europe. The unlikely couple spent a day in Vienna on a whim and now we trace the steps of Jesse and Celine as their romance first begins to blossom.