All Cannes articles – Page 12
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Reviews‘Gabin’ review: Delicate, absorbing doc follows 10 years in the life of a boy in rural France
Maxence Voiseux’s debut documentary premieres in Cannes Directors’ Fortnight
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Reviews‘Alive’ review: Actress-filmmaker Aina Clotet’s grounded debut channels personal and global anxiety
Clotet’s Critics’ Week title delivers a controlled study of illness, impulse and the fear of time running out
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NewsScreen’s 2026 Cannes jury grid kicks off with mixed scores for ’Nagi Notes’ and ‘A Woman’s Life’
There are 22 films in competition this year and 12 critics scoring.
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NewsCannes Competition drama ‘Fjord’ starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve sells to UK-Ireland
EXCLUSIVE: The family drama marks the first feature with an international cast for Romanian Palme d’Or winner Mungiu.
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NewsTwo sequels to ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ to be produced by UK’s Neal Street and Elysian
EXCLUSIVE: ’The Magic Faraway Tree’ has grossed $20m in the UK-Ireland.
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NewsCannes day 3: UK sellers make a comeback, the private equity landscape - The Screen Podcast
Where is the UK presence in the programme and the market?
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FeaturesCannes 2026: The hot projects from Hong Kong and China
The anticipated debut feature of Zou Jing arrives at the festival, while Hong Kong and China sellers bring animation, comedy and documentaries to the market.
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FeaturesCannes 2026: The hot projects from South Korea
South Korea is back in Cannes with a trio of highly anticipated titles, while the market offers fresh features from Bong Joon Ho and Yeon Sang-ho.
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NewsScanbox acquires Swedish producer DramanationNordic
Projects in development include heist thriller Made in Sweden (working title).
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FeaturesMarie Kreutzer on ‘Gentle Monster’: “I am not trying to attack men, but I am trying to attack the system”
Austrian filmmaker Marie Kreutzer is in Competition with Gentle Monster, a film that puts a relationship under the microscope when the man is accused of child abuse.
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NewsBlue Finch’s one-shot horror ‘Bury The Devil’ lands deals in North America and beyond
EXCLUSIVE: Germany, Poland, India and the MENA region have also locked in deals.
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FeaturesDiego Luna, Valérie Delpierre talk production, casting on Cannes selection ‘Ashes’
EXCLUSIVE: “I told Valérie I didn’t want to work with more than 40 people and she said, ‘You’re describing a mid-sized film in Spain,’” Mexican multihyphenate recalls.
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NewsWestEnd unveils first look at Corinna Faith’s horror ‘Unspeakable’ as Sky Yang joins cast
EXCLUSIVE: A UK shoot is underway, in Wales.
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NewsRuben Ostlund doc ‘Ruben’ to track filmmaker’s quest for third Palme d’Or
EXCLUSIVE: The doc has been filming for three years and will conclude with the launch of Ostlund’s next film.
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News‘West The Road’ starring Imelda Staunton sells to UK-Ireland with a first look revealed
EXCLUSIVE: The shoot is underway in County Kerry, Ireland.
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Reviews‘Forsaken’ review: Docudrama about 2020 murder of a French schoolteacher is uneasy retelling of a national trauma
Vincent Garenq’s exploration of the Samuel Paty murder combines careful reconstruction with more heavy-handed flourishes
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Reviews‘Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma’ review: Fear and desire are potent bedfellows in Jane Schoenbrun’s twisty satire
Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson star in Schoenbrun’s follow-up to ‘I Saw The TV Glow’
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Reviews‘A Woman’s Life’ review: A dynamic Lea Drucker fuels Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet’s restrained mid-life drama
Bourgeois-Tacquet’s follow up to ‘Anais In Love’ debuts in Cannes Competition
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FeaturesKey US producer-equity players talk priorities, challenges and opportunities
“Indie film investors understand the risks. Sometimes it’s the risks that are the opportunity.”
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Reviews‘Ashes’ review: Diego Luna directs a quiet exploration of the Mexican immigrant experience
Luna’s fourth directorial feature stars an impressive Anna Diaz and premieres as a Cannes Special Screening