All Cannes articles – Page 81
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NewsItaly’s Minerva Pictures strikes sales partnership with Black Mandala
The partners will also co-produce three genre films to be sold by Minerva.
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NewsThe Dardenne brothers’ Cannes title ‘Tori And Lokita’ sells to UK-Ireland (exclusive)
Picturehouse Entertainment has acquired UK and Ireland rights.
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FeaturesDirector Saim Sadiq on tackling taboos in ‘Joyland’, the first Pakistani film ever in Cannes’ official selection
‘Joyland’ is set to premiere in Un Certain Regard.
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Features‘Corsage’ producer on shooting during the pandemic
The Austrian producer of Un Certain Regard title ‘Corsage’ talks about shooting in Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Austria and Italy during a pandemic.
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NewsEurimages planning to launch TV fund for indie producers
Eurimages’ long-standing film fund which has backed multiple films in official selection in Cannes this year.
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Reviews‘Remains Of The Wind’: Cannes Review
Events from 25 years ago reverberate dangerously in Tiago Guedes’ Portugal-set drama
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Reviews‘Everybody Loves Jeanne’: Cannes Review
A woman attempts to outrun her inner demons in this charming comedy from Céline Devaux
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Reviews‘R.M.N.’: Cannes Review
Cristian Mungiu paints a sombre portrait of modern xenophobia in his Romanian homeland
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Reviews‘Marcel!’: Cannes Review
A young girl vies with the family dog for her mother’s attention in this off-kilter family drama
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NewsDavid Harewood’s ‘Benn/Eubank’ sets lead cast
David Jonsson will play Chris Eubank, with Joshua Maynard making his film debut as Nigel Benn.
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News“The pace of change is too slow”: Cannes’ UK Pavilion to address continuing need for diversity schemes
BFI’s head of inclusion Melanie Hoyes will chair the panel.
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Reviews‘Triangle Of Sadness’: Cannes Review
Ruben Ostland glosses it up for this Palme D’Or winning satire set aboard a luxury yacht
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Reviews‘Pamfir’: Cannes Review
A bold and brave story of a family man at the mercy of small town corruption
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Reviews‘Under The Fig Trees’: Cannes Review
Erige Sehiri makes her fiction debut with this gentle human drama set in a Tunisian orchard
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NewsMubi buys hot UK Cannes title ‘Aftersun’ starring Paul Mescal (exclusive)
Major territories include UK-Ireland, France, Germany, Latin America.
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Reviews‘War Pony’: Cannes Reviews
Riley Keough makes her co-directorial debut with this measured look at life on a Native American reservation
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Reviews‘Paris Memories’: Cannes Review
The survivor of a Parisian terrorist attack finds her life forever changed in Alice Winocour’s hopeful drama
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NewsTilda Swinton, George Miller want to work together again after ‘Three Thousand Years Of Longing’
Swinton says Cannes cinema screen “is possibly the most beautiful one on the planet.”
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NewsSF Studios launches documentary ‘The King’ about Swedish monarch Carl XVI Gustaf
Karin af Klintberg is directing.
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Reviews‘Aftersun’: Cannes Review
A daughter tries to piece together a childhood trip to Turkey with her father in Charlotte Wells’ promising debut