Lola Quivoron’s Thriller ‘El Dorado’ Boarded by Films du Losange as Production Wraps in Southern France
Films du Losange has boarded 'El Dorado,' a psychological thriller from rising French filmmaker Lola Quivoron, starring Matthias Schoenaerts.
Spcine Driving Efforts in Cannes to Hike International Reach of São Paulo’s Audiovisual Industry
São Paulo's Spcine is developing strategic partnerships and promoting the Brazilian city as a competitive film and TV hub on the global stage.
‘Cantona’ Review: The Hard-Headed French Soccer Legend Takes Nothing Back in a Slick Documentary Portrait
You won't learn much that is new about Eric Cantona in David Tryhorn and Ben Nicholas' doc 'Cantona,' but his own charisma keeps it compelling.
Female Film Club Returns to Cannes With Expanded Short Film Fund (EXCLUSIVE)
The Female Film Club returns to Cannes with an expanded short film fund for female and non-binary filmmakers.
Berlinale Title ‘Light Pillar’ Acquired by Greenwich Entertainment for U.S. Theatrical Release (EXCLUSIVE)
Greenwich Entertainment will release Xu Zao's Berlinale-premiered film 'Light Pillar' in U.S. theaters early next year.
From TikTok to Cannes: How ‘Elephants in the Fog’ Made Nepal’s Historic Un Certain Regard Breakthrough
Nepali director Abinash Bikram Shah on 'Elephants in the Fog,' the first Nepali film in Cannes Un Certain Regard.
Miike Takashi Makes Documentary Debut as Japan’s K2 Pictures Unveils Slate and $33 Million Fund at Cannes
Tokyo's K2 Pictures revealed a $33 million fund and 10-title lineup at Cannes, headlined by Miike Takashi's debut documentary.
‘Hope’ Unleashes a Bats— Crazy Korean Monster Movie on Cannes and Earns 6-Minute Standing Ovation
From Korean auteur Na Hong-Jin, the thriller Hope is competing for the Palme d'Or in Cannes
‘Hope’ Review: Na Hong-jin’s Overlong Creature Feature is a Guns-Blazing Riot of Bawdy Humor, Bad CGI and Brilliant Action
For much of its runtime, Na Hong-jin's flawed "Hope" is the best action movie you've ever seen. Hoyeon, Hwang Jung-min and Michael Fassbender star.
‘A Girl’s Story’ Review: Judith Godrèche’s Assured Feature Debut Tells a Bitter Tale of Sexual Initiation in 1950s France
Adapting the novel of the same name by Annie Ernaux, Judith Godrèche doesn’t shy away from hard truths in her debut feature 'A Girl's Story.'