Dr Tony Shaw

Mercifully, this film doesn't include the song of the same name by the Rolling Stones, and coming from a person of Robert Guédiguian...

Robert Guédiguian moves away from the southern atmosphere of Marseilles, L'Estaque in particular, to make this wholly different feature ...

Au fil d'Ariane is initially described as ' une fantaisie '. Ariane (Ariane Ascaride) is preparing food on her birthday to get ...

Armand (Gérard Meylan), who runs a restaurant, and his brother Joseph (Jean-Pierre Darroussin), a former teacher and worker, still live in t...

Michel Marteron (Jean-Pierre Darroussin) is in his fifties, a welder and union representative for a company having difficulties and which ha...

Natacha (Ariane Ascaride) and Jérémie (Jean-Pierre Darroussin) (who also play Mary and Joseph here) are doctors: they met as adolescent comm...

This is another conte de l'Estaque . Guédiguian's film is in many ways a very different affair from his other films, and yet at the ...

An amateur review of Robert Guédiguian's À la place du cœur gave the title ' L'Amour en noir et blanc ', and I can't fi...

Marius et Jeannette is by far the most popular and well known of Robert Guédiguian's (at present) twenty-one films, obviously in part b...

À la vie, à la mort ! isn't a conte de l'Estaque , although seven years later it was to be the title of an album by Johnny Halliday...

At the beginning of Joseph Mai's short analysis of L'Argent fait le bonheur in Robert Guédiguian , he says that his old friend, now...

Under different names to the previous Ki lo sa ? , which ended in all four spiritually lost characters being poisoned, Dieu vomit les tiédes...

Robert Guédiguian returns to the present, and here we have four childhood friends who, among a number of others who don't turn up, have ...

Guédiguian wished he'd made this film first rather than Dernier Été for its more autobiographical element, although I can't see tha...

This is Robert Guédiguian's first film, co-directed with Frank Le Wita, is as so often set in the working-class area L'Estaque and R...

Although I've only seen Robert Guédiguian's Le Promeneur du Champs-de-Mars , which is untypical of many of his twenty-one films, ...

Christophe Kantcheff's Robert Guédiguian  is a suberb, lavish 270-page book with many photos by Jérôme Cabanel. Initially this could ...