All Cannes articles – Page 7
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Reviews‘Everytime’ review: Austrian director Sandra Wollner impresses with an emotionally precise study of grief
Wollner’s follow-up to ‘The Trouble With Being Born’ bows in Cannes Un Certain Regard
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NewsFrance to host international Lumière Summit focused on the future of cinema
The summit will be held in the South of France in September.
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NewsNa Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ impresses on Screen’s Cannes jury grid; ‘Moulin’, ‘Another Day’ also land
‘Hope’ is currently joint third on the grid.
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NewsCarine Tardieu’s ‘All The Little Live Things’ wins Cannes Marche du Film Investors Circle prize
The film stars Benoît Magimel, Léa Drucker and Melanie Thierry.
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Reviews‘Cantona’ review: Energetic doc explores the man behind football’s enigmatic icon
Ben Nichols and David Tryhorn’s lively portrait plays as a Cannes Special Screening
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NewsA24 takes world rights on buzzy Cannes title ‘Club Kid’
Director Jordan Firstman stars with Cara Delevingne, Diego Calva, Reggie Absolom.
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NewsAnonymous Content pledges to double number of European productions
EXCLUSIVE: “We want to be in the international market with greater intensity,” says president and CEO Darren Walker.
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NewsCannes day 7: Genre films shine, market buzz for ‘Club Kid’ and ‘A Man Of His Time’ - The Screen Podcast
Plus, a new US distributor Cineverse is making noise with Guillermo del Toro.
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FeaturesIra Sachs on his 1980s-set New York drama ‘The Man I Love’ and working with Rami Malek: “he has a magnetism”
”There was a galvanising energy in 1980s New York, merged with darkness and fear.”
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NewsHas the Dutch cinema sector discovered the secret of arthouse box-office success?
A popular membership programme and investment in arthouse cinemas are driving a boom.
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NewsMia Bays to launch Dogma UK programme
EXCLUSIVE: Bays will work with Sigma Films producer Gillian Berrie.
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NewsBuyers pick Laila Marrakchi’s Un Certain Regard title ‘Strawberries’
EXCLUSIVE: Lucky Number is handling international sales on the Atlas Workshop award winner.
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NewsCannes Palestine Pavilion organisers on securing a long-term presence at the festival
A Palestine pavilion has returned for the third time in the festival’s history.
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NewsWildstar seals Cannes sales on titles including vampire film ‘Drax’
EXCLUSIVE: Company sells package of films to Benelux, Germany, Europe.
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NewsRising producers Noëlle Levenez and Clara Marquardt stand for Cérémonie
The rising French producers are developing a lively slate driven by fresh voices
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News‘Rise Of The Footsoldier: Retribution’ locks in key international deals
EXCLUSIVE: Carnaby International Sales and Distribution is selling the project at Cannes.
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Reviews‘Jim Queen’ review: Cheeky French animation proves an irreverent celebration of LGBTQ+ culture
Feature premieres in Cannes Midnight strand before opening in France in June
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Reviews‘Hope’ review: A rural South Korean community comes under attack in Na Hong-jin’s thunderously entertaining genre mash-up
The director’s follow-up to ‘The Wailing’ stars Hwang Jung-min and ’Squid Game’’s Hoyeon
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Reviews‘When The Night Falls’ review: Director Daniel Auteuil turns real-life Second World War event into provocative moral thriller
Auteuil also stars in the drama, which premieres in Cannes Premiere
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Reviews‘Avedon’ review: Ron Howard documentary puts master photographer Richard Avedon in the frame
An authorised documentary offers a comprehensive look at Avedon’s artistry and drive