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Sight & Sound asked 50 critics to choose their films of the year. The lists that they came up with reveal a surprising panoply of titles. And the top ten films are…PLUS Nick James on how 2008 has been better than expected and Ali Jaafar on the year ahead
What films are you allowed to see in North Korea, the world's most secretive country? James Bell hands in his mobile phone and reports from the Pyongyang International Film Festival
Benicio del Toro talks to Kieron Corless about playing Che Guevara and how Steven Soderbergh's biopic came together in a unique two-part fashion PLUS Michael Chanan on the realities of the Cuban revolution
Robert Louis Stevenson's writing anticipated cinematic techniques but most film adaptations of his work have been disappointing. By Graham Fuller. PLUS Philip Kemp on the career of Rouben Mamoulian, director of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
The anarchic Georgian/French director Otar Iosseliani makes absurdist films for our times. Here Jonathan Romney takes us on a tour of the director's extensive but little-known filmography with its dedication to drink and talk
Béla Tarr's latest film may initially appear to be his most conventional work to date, but the Hungarian director hasn't softened his uncompromising worldview in 'The Man from London'. By Michael Brooke
Tim Lucas on an unlikely screen adaptation of Brendan Behan's behind-bars drama 'The Quare Fellow'