Cannes Palme d’Or Winner ‘Fjord,’ Grand Prix Pick ‘Minotaur’ Head to India With Impact Films (EXCLUSIVE)
Impact Films acquires Palme d'Or winner Fjord by Cristian Mungiu and Grand Prix pick Minotaur by Andrei Zvyagintsev for South Asia.
Hollywood Movies Largely Sat Out Cannes This Year. Does the Festival Need Them?
There was no 'Top Gun: Maverick'-style Hollywood hit at Cannes this year, even as U.S. titles like 'Paper Tiger' and 'Club Kid' were well-received.
Brazil’s ‘Carolina Maria de Jesus,’ a Goes to Cannes Showcase Winner, Is ‘Not Only a Film, It’s a Movement About Historically Invisible People’
One of the Marché du Film's three Goes to Cannes winners, 'Carolina Maria de Jesus' is based on the international bestseller ‘Child of the Dark.'
‘Forever Your Maternal Animal’ Review: Valentina Maurel Makes a Hangout Movie for the Arthouse Crowd
Valentina Maurel's 'Forever Your Maternal Animal' threatens to dissolve into nothingness, but is held together by three grounding performances.
‘Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building’ Review: A Lush, Poetic Film Rooted in Real Memories
Mexican filmmaker Bruno Santamaría Razo draws from his own life in the Cannes Critics' Week entry 'Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building.'
Ira Sachs on ‘The Man I Love,’ Queer Cinema in the Age of Trump and Casting Straight Actors in Gay Roles: ‘I Don’t Ask People Who They’ve Slept With’
Ira Sachs on'The Man I Love,' why queer cinema is political and casting straight actors like Rami Malek in gay roles.
Boots Riley Says Cannes Didn’t Pick ‘I Love Boosters’ or ‘Sorry to Bother You’ and Chose ‘The Idol’ Over ‘I’m a Virgo’: ‘They Just Don’t Like My Stuff. All Good’
Boots Riley has said that Cannes hasn't picked any of his films, including I Love Boosters, and chose Sam Levinson's The Idol over his I'm a Virgo
‘Red Rocks’ Review: Weirdo, Cliff-Jumping Kiddies Are the Focus of Bruno Dumont’s Latest Experiment
Bruno Dumont's quasi-documentary hybrid 'Red Rocks' sees rival gangs of tots run wild and play Romeo and Juliet in the Côte d’Azur.
‘A Girl Unknown’ Review: An Understated and Aching Period Drama Set Against the Quiet Backdrop of China’s One-Child Policy
Breezily paced and ultimately optimistic despite being full of sorrow, Zou Jing’s 'A Girl Unknown' is a story of existential survival.
‘De Gaulle: Résistance’ Review: Antonin Baudry’s Large-Scale Epic is a Conventional yet Consistently Engaging Wartime Biopic
Simon Abkarian is convincing in Antonin Baudry's Hollywood-style Charles De Gaulle biopic "De Gaulle: Résistance."