Filmed in Glasgow with a first-rate cast in 1979, Death Watch languished in relative obscurity – until now. Director Bertrand Tavernier recalls the shoot with Richard Mowe As he scouted locations for Death Watch in the winter of 1979, he was told by UK p

Your Sister's Sister: movie with Emily Blunt and Rosemarie DeWitt is opening main festival Glasgow Film Festival 2012 has announced next month’s programme of premieres, special guests and unique events – with its preceding short film and youth festivals

Red Dog was an Australian box office success. Photo: Supplied THE YEAR IN AUSTRALIAN FILM IT MAY seem odd to start a year in review with 2009, but that year was a recent high point for local cinema with standouts including Blessed , Mary and Max , Samson

Veteran French filmmaker Bertrand Tavernier was honoured with a lifetime achievement award at the 42nd Inter-national Film Festival of India (IFFI) held recently in Goa. Speaking with T Ramavarman, Tavernier discussed his views on globalisation seeming t

Mumbai, Nov. 29 -- Doyen of French cinema, director Bertrand Tavernier, received a Lifetime Achievement Award at IFFI. However the septuagenarian rues, "It's a paradox that I'm being honored here when even one of my films hasn't released in India." The

Bertrand Tavernier’s films are hard to bunch together as genres or typical subjects go. His debut feature, The Clockmaker (1974), is about a father who learns one day that his son has been accused of murder and is on the run, and who realises during the