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A Single Man
Opens February 12

Eamon
Opens February 12

Breakfast at Tiffany's
Opens February 14

Crazy Heart
Opens February 19
LES CÉSAR: 'A PROPHET' TOPS FRENCH ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS
Jacques Audiard’s A PROPHET has scooped thirteen nominations – a record previously achieved only by 'Cyrano de Bergerac' in 1991 – for this year’s César Awards of the French Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinema, which will be presented in Paris on February 27. More
Interview: Jacques Audiard - 'Cinema for me only has meaning when it has a relationship with what I see outside on the street'
The story of Malik, a young French-Arab who enters a tough French prison as a shy, illiterate, solitary sort and rises up through the Corsican-dominated criminal ranks after being corralled into carrying out a hit for them within the prison walls, this is exactly the sort of daring, artistically audacious genre film cinema needs right now, something that takes the familiar and transforms it into something new, original and reflective of a changing world. "Cinema for me only has meaning when it has a relationship with what I see outside on the street," Jacques Audiard, director of A PROPHET, tells Alistair Harkness.
The Scotsman, 13 January 2010.Tahar Rahim on his star role in A Prophet
In the finest of showbiz traditions, Tahar Rahim went to Cannes a nobody and came back a star. His knockout performance in director Jacques Audiard's stunning prison film A PROPHET has been the talk of world cinema ever since, earning prizes and nominations at a startling rate. "It's like I went up the red steps at Cannes and never came down," he tells Jason Solomens .
The Observer, 17 January 2010