The winner of the Palme d’Or at 2012's Cannes Film Festival (the director’s second, following 'The White Ribbon' in 2009), Michael Haneke’s latest film is arguably his most moving. We open with police breaking into an apartment and discovering the body of Anne (Emmanuelle Riva). Her husband Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) is nowhere to be found. The film then travels back to what might be the couple’s final outing together, a classical concert, and the onset of illness for Anne. Markedly less glacial than his earlier work, Haneke’s camera takes us into this couple’s life, detailing the sacrifices they have made for each other and the unimpeachable bond that exists between them. 'Amour' is a magnificent film by a master filmmaker.