Break out the hankies and prepare to feel the full depths of human pain — as made possible by the magic of cinema! — thanks to some of the decade’s most wrenching, heartbreaking, and just plain sad films.
Michael Haneke’s First Film Since ‘Amour,’ ‘Happy End,’ to Star Isabelle Huppert and Jean-Louis Trintignant
Watch: The 25 Best French Films Distributed by Sony Pictures Classics
Cannes: How Many Oscar Contenders Came Out of the 5 Last Fests?
The 15 “Edgiest” Oscar Best Picture Nominees
How Has Spike Jonze’s ‘Her’ Changed the Oscar Race? Peter Knegt and Eric Kohn Revisit Awards Season Buzz
Cannes 2012 Recap: How Did Last Year’s Edition Hold Up in the Shadow of One of the Festival’s Most Successful?
Arthouse Audit: Sony Pictures Classics Rolls Out Oscar Bounty
Michael Haneke’s ‘Amour’ Dominates César Awards; ‘Argo’ Wins Best Foreign Film
The Cesars Go to Riva, Trintignant, Haneke, ‘Amour,’ and Foreign Film ‘Argo’ UPDATED
Watch: Oscar Nominee Emmanuelle Riva Charms in 1959 Cannes Interview
Oscar Watch: Emmanuelle Riva Talks Her Surprise Late-Life Role in ‘Amour’; French Veteran Could Beat Lawrence
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