Overrated but entertaining classic from Jean Renoir.

Laurent Cantet’s 2008 Palme d’Or winning film, The Class (Entre Les Murs), is a masterful study of classroom dynamics in a tough inner city middle school in Paris.

Robert Bresson's breakthrough film had its flaws, but augured greatness.

Perhaps the most unappreciated great film of all time.

In 1962, Andrew Sarris famously claimed Lola Montès was the greatest film of all-time. He later changed his mind.

Rarely seen for almost four decades, French director Jean-Pierre Melville's Army of Shadows received great critical acclaim during its theatrical re-release in 2006. But is the famed French director's micro-dissection of the French Resistance really a forgotten masterpiece?