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The disgraced former IMF chief launches legal action for defamation over film inspired by his 2011 arrest in New York on rape charges.

Movie inspired by scandal that brought down IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn got its world premiere in Cannes to mixed reviews.

Vincent Maraval says 'incestuous relationship' between French 'media and political elites' makes it impossible to make films on 'current affairs'.

Jeran-Luc Godard’s 'Adieu au Langage' (Goodbye to Language) and Bertrand Bonnello’s 'Saint Laurent' among films competing for top prize.

Three youths detained after the mentally-disabled 18-year-old victim, who was physically unhurt in the attack, was pushed into a stream.

Prosecutors say they will not pursue case against police officer who sparked outrage when caught on video beating a black woman with baton.

Independent film-makers warn that improved pay and conditions for film crews and other workers will mean 'death warrant' for arthouse cinema.

Captured French soldiers imprisoned in Austria in 1940 recorded the dire camp conditions using a camera made of parts smuggled in sausages.

The Oscar-winning director of 'The Artist' has criticised film funding in France, sheltered by state subsidy, high salaries and 'complacency'.

The movie, which will feature Oscar-winning actor Colin Firth, will be the director's second made in France, and his eighth to be set in Europe.

Michael Haneke’s movie dominated the French film awards, clinching best film, best director, best actress, best actor and best original screenplay.

Strauss-Kahn and Anne Sinclair will be played by two of France's best-known actors in a movie about sex, politics and love on the rocks.

French film festival gives Palme d'Or to "Love" by Austria's Michael Haneke, the wrenching tale of a man and his dying wife.

France’s actor Gérard Depardieu launched a withering attack on DSK, describing him as “arrogant” and “smug” and "like all French people".