All Cannes articles – Page 6
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FeaturesShooting Laïla Marrakchi’s ‘Strawberries’ in Spain and Morocco: “We put everything through a credibility test”
’Strawberries’ explores the lives of the women working in the fruit fields of Andalusia.
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NewsCannes day 8: How is the Competition shaping up? Plus parallel sections gems - The Screen Podcast
Plus, our critics pick their favourites from the parallel sections.
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NewsCannes 2026: Screen’s dailies
Browse Screen International’s daily editions from the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, which runs May 12-23.
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PromotionIn pictures: Higgsfield unveils fully AI-generated feature ‘Hell Grind’ in Cannes
The action fantasy, directed by Aitore Zholdaskali and co-written with Adilkhan Yerzhanov, will have its full premiere at Cinema Olympia on May 21.
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NewsKey Asian titles secure strong business at Cannes market
Upcoming films from Vietnam, China and Thailand among hot projects.
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News“Cinema should be for everyone”: blind filmmaker Bahman Yazdan Panah talks navigating Cannes with guide dog Tess
“Tess helps a lot because everyone is interested in her and her market badge.”
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FeaturesJudith Godreche on “using the camera as a feminist weapon” in her Un Certain Regard premiere ‘A Girl’s Story’
The actress/filmmaker has been a leading voice in France’s MeToo movement.
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NewsFortitude International closes deals in Cannes on Liam Hemsworth, Priyanka Chopra Jonas titles
EXCLUSIVE: Nadine de Barros and her team strike sales in Australia, Italy, Middle East
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NewsHungary’s new culture minister Zoltan Tarr makes pledge to filmmakers
Funds will be distributed on “merit, not political loyalty”, said Tarr.
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NewsCritics’ Week opener ‘In Waves’ goes to Netflix for the world outside France
Will Sharpe and Stephanie Hsu head the English-language cast for the French animated romance.
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NewsScreen International’s Global Production Awards reveal 2026 winners in Cannes
14 competitive awards and one special recognition prize were handed out at the Mademoiselle Gray Plage Barrière in Cannes.
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Reviews‘Fjord’ review: Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve intrigue in Cristian Mungiu’s underpowered Norway-set drama
Mungiu’s Cannes Competition title sees a Christian family going up against Norway’s child protection services
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NewsCanal+ CEO says he will blacklist everyone who signed open letter criticising right-wing owner
Through Vivendi, Bollore owns Canal+ and subsidiary Studiocanal.
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Reviews‘The Unknown’ review: Léa Seydoux brings conviction to an ambitious but frustrating body-swap mystery
Niels Schneider also stars in Arthur Harari’s twisting Cannes Competition title
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Reviews‘Viva Carmen’ review: Sébastien Laudenbach follows ‘Chicken For Linda!’ with vivid animated take on Bizet’s ‘Carmen’
Laudenbach’s third feature premieres in Cannes Directors Fortnight before moving on to Annecy
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NewsRithy Panh, Annemarie Jacir among recipients of Cate Blanchett-backed Displacement Film Fund
The fund champions filmmakers who have been displaced or whose work often centres on narratives of displacement.
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FeaturesLaszlo Nemes on making his Cannes comeback with ‘Moulin’ and breaking out of the arthouse bubble
The Hungarian filmmaker was last at the festival in 2015 with his debut feature Son Of Saul
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NewsItaly’s Cannes absence exposes growing row over public film funding
With no majority Italian film premiering on the Croisette, a dispute over the country’s selective funding system has become a wider argument about transparency, reliability and cultural policy.
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NewsNa Hong-jin confirms ‘Hope’ sequel in development: “There is a story and a script”
The genre thriller premiered in Compeititon at Cannes Film Festival.
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Reviews‘La Perra’ review: Chile’s Dominga Sotomayor returns with a visually rich island drama
A solitary woman’s bond with an abandoned dog anchors this textured Chilean film in Directors’ Fortnight