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Film review: Micmacs
Jean-Pierre Jeunet's latest work is playful with an even more extreme blend of sweet and sour than his best-known film, Amelie, says Nicolas Barber
Race for Oscar glory
From an edgy drama set in Harlem to a glamorous Fellini-inspired musical, the red carpet at this year's Academy Awards has never been wider, writes Nicholas Barber
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