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Nick Cave and John Hillcoat's Australian outback Western The Proposition combines beauty with brutality. Nick Roddick talks to its makers about drugs, music, poetry and Peckinpah
Nicloas Winding Refn's Pusher trilogy adds black humour to its bleak picture of Denmark's criminal fringe. He tells Jonathan Romney why crime doesn't pay
With Good Night, and Good Luck and Syriana George Clooney has confirmed his status as Hollywood's premier card-carrying liberal. Graham Fuller assesses the impact in the United States while Ali Jaafar asks him about combining entertainment with Social Commitment. Plus Ali Jaafar talks to Syriana director Stephen Gaghan
Truman Capote's portrait of a killer In Cold Blood may have secured his literary reputation, but it almost cost him his sanity. Capote exposes the machinations behind its making - but is the film too hard on its flamboyant subject, asks Nick James
Actor-director Guru Dutt extended the range of Bollywood cinema in the 1950s by inserting a stillness of mood into the whirlwind of action. By Mark Cousins
Bob Mastangelo pays his respects. Plus tributes to Richard Pryor, Simone Simon, Tom Milne, Guillermo Cabrera Infante and Marc Lawrence
The fate of adolescent children snared in their parents' break-up may not be a new theme, but Noah Baumbach treats it with humour, empathy and a note-perfect soundtrack. By Edward Lawrenson