All Cannes articles – Page 14
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NewsRenate Reinsve to star in Alexander Payne’s ‘Somewhere Out There’
EXCLUSIVE: Danish-language film will shoot in 2026 in Denmark.
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NewsHungary’s ‘Fairyheart’ flies to Odin’s Eye
Anita Doron has been selected as a work in progress at the Annecy Festival next month.
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NewsJarkko Lahti to play Finnish sniper Simo Häyhä in ‘The White Death’
EXCLUSIVE: Lahti has been preparing for the role for a year, under the guidance of retired soldier Tapio Saarelainen.
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NewsLouise Stern’s ‘A Hand Rises’ set in deaf community wraps UK shoot
EXCLUSIVE: The BFI and BBC Film-backed debut features a predominantly deaf cast.
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NewsUkraine’s Tabor collective unveils further details of ‘The Days I Would Like To Forget’ doc triptych
EXCLUSIVE: The films explore different aspects of daily and existential life for Ukrainians at war with Russia.
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NewsFilmax signs up for Judith Colell’s Pyrenees-set Second World War drama ‘Frontier’
EXCLUSIVE: The film is set in a mountain village as Jewish refugees flee Nazi-occupied France.
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FeaturesThailand’s film industry buoyed by local hits and new government-backed fund
Thai films are dominating the local box office and making a noise in international markets.
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NewsWTFilms unleashes French body horror ‘Species’ with Mara Taquin, Karin Viard
EXCLUSIVE: The debut feature from Marion Le Corroller is about a young medical student who witnesses a new virus spreading among young patients.
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NewsEntertainment Squad boards worldwide rights to SXSW comedy drama ‘I Really Love My Husband’
EXCLUSIVE: CEO Shaked Berenson plans US theatrical release later this year
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NewsJackrabbit Media marks third anniversary in Cannes with biggest ever slate
EXCLUSIVE: In-house production ’Influencers’ will world-premiere in Fantasia this summer.
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NewsFamily monster animation ‘Nessie Junior’ sells swimmingly for Epsilon
EXCLUSIVE: The film sees a young sea monster search for his origins with a teenage girl .
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FeaturesDirector Kei Ishikawa reveals what Kazuo Ishiguro asked to alter in film version of ‘A Pale View Of Hills’
Film is playing in Un Certain Regard.
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News‘The Occupant’ sells to US, UK-Ireland, ahead of SXSW London world premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Altitude is selling Hugo Keijzer’s sci-fi thriller.
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NewsConcourse Media strikes key pre-sales on Aaron Eckhart action thriller ‘Midair’
EXCLUSIVE: Deals close in Germany, Australia, Spain ahead of September production start.
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FeaturesCannes 2025: The hot projects from Southeast Asia
The first Thai film at Cannes in a decade and features from Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia and Singapore are headed to the market from Southeast Asia.
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FeaturesCannes 2025: The hot projects from Hong Kong and China
Highly anticipated films from Bi Gan and Juno Mak are set to play at Cannes, while Hong Kong and China sellers will bring martial arts, animation and a prequel to hit franchise Cold War.
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NewsDogwoof acquires Mark Cousins’ 16-part ‘The Story Of Documentary Film’
It is the sixth collaboration between Cousins and Dogwoof.
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NewsBrilliant Pictures and Largo.ai strike partnership
”It’s going to enhance the way we do things, making things smarter and faster. We’re not killing the magic of cinema.”
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Reviews‘Two Prosecutors’ review: Sergei Loznitsa returns to fiction with a rigorous Stalin-era fable
The Ukranian writer/director’s Kafka-esque film is based on a story by author and gulag prisoner Georgy Demidov
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Reviews‘Promised Sky’ review: Follow-up to ‘Under The Fig Trees’ opens Un Certain Regard
Three migrants struggle to make a home in Tunisia in Erige Sehiri’s engaging drama