All Cannes articles – Page 240
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NewsCannes: Screen's jury grid has a new frontrunner
The Screen International Cannes jury rounded out Day 3 feeling largely satisfied with the films on offer in the 68th Competition thus far - although a few solitary Palmes were handed out.
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FeaturesMaiwenn, 'Mon Roi'
Actress and director Maïwenn hits the red carpet this Sunday with her Palme d’Or contender Mon Roi, a searing tale of a passionate but dysfunctional relationship co-starring Vincent Cassel and Emmanuelle Bercot.
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FeaturesMagnus von Horn, 'The Here After'
The Sweden-born, Poland-based director talks about his debut feature in Directors Fortnight.
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FeaturesSimon Baker talks directorial debut, 'Breath'
Fresh from the completion of TV drama The Mentalist, Simon Baker made a swift stop-over in Cannes to discuss his next big feat - the directorial debut of Breath.
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NewsNew 3D Guild launched at Cannes
The non-profit organisation is Belgium-based with 11 founding members from the UK, Poland, Germany, Belgium and France.
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NewsCurzon Artificial Eye acquires 'Valley Of Love', 'Mia Madre', Gaspar Noe's 'Love'
EXCLUSIVE: Curzon Artificial Eye has acquired three new titles, all playing in official selection at the Cannes Film Festival.
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NewsPhenomena producers in Cannes 'Best Seller' pitch
EXCLUSIVE: The producers behind the upcoming adaptation of the Norwegian fantasy book series will present the project to buyers tomorrow [May 16].
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NewsCannes: Screen's jury reveals mixed first scores
Screen International’s legendary Cannes Palme D’Or jury swings back into action today, as the 68th festival gets into full swing and the first two films have played out at the Palais Des Festivals.
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NewsKino Lorber pounces on Sembene!
EXCLUSIVE: The distributor has pounced on US rights to the documentary ahead of tonight’s screening in Cannes Classics.
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CommentAndrew Morgan: Fashioning a new business model
Andrew Morgan talks about his Cannes Market premiere The True Cost, executive produced by Livia Firth.
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FeaturesYorgos Lanthimos, 'The Lobster'
Anticipated Cannes Competition entry The Lobster marks Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos’ English-language debut after acclaimed 2009 Un Certain Regard title Dogtooth and 2011 drama Alps.
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NewsWeinsteins in 'Southpaw' Cannes slot offer
The upcoming Jake Gyllenhaal boxing drama was accepted into Cannes however the Weinsteins decided not to proceed because the star had already committed to his jury role.