Latest Cannes News – Page 6
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NewsJavier Bardem says he has received “host of offers” despite speaking out on Gaza
Bardem criticises “male toxic behaviour” of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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NewsFull Circle Lab Nouvelle-Aquitaine Hessen reveals 2026 selection
EXCLUSIVE: Films include Franz Bohm’s political thriller ‘Keep Her Quiet’.
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News‘A Town In Nova Scotia’ starring Bill Nighy sells to UK-Ireland
EXCLUSIVE: Babak Jalali’s first film since ‘Fremont’ also stars Makram J Khoury.
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NewsEU underlines support for European film: “The industry shouldn’t be too nervous”
The proposed AgoraEU programme will replace Creative Europe.
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NewsCannes buyers finally catch festival fever, circle ‘Club Kid’, ‘A Man Of His Time’
Acquisition teams on alert after slow start.
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NewsCannes day 6: Competition highlights so far and the year of Sandra Huller? - The Screen Podcast
Senior US critic Tim Grierson discusses Fatherland, All Of A Sudden and Gentle Monster.
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NewsShark thriller ‘The Black Demon: Atlantis’ sells for Highland
EXCLUSIVE: UK, Germany, Australia buyers bite.
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News‘Twilight Of The Warriors’ sequel lands key Europe, Asia sales as Daniel Wu joins cast
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Twilight Of The Warriors: Walled In’ premiered at Cannes in 2024
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NewsIrish producer David Collins on Cannes Critics’ Week selection ‘Tin Castle’ and the secret to a long career
‘Tin Castle’ is directed by French-Irish filmmaker Alexander Murphy, and sold by Films Boutique.
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NewsDirectors’ Fortnight’s ‘Clarissa’ filmmakers on their next feature and the future of Nigerian cinema
Arie and Chuko Esiri have co-directed a modern-day adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s ’Mrs Dalloway’.
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NewsOpera doc ‘Primadonna Or Nothing’ sells to China
EXCLUSIVE: Primadonna Or Nothing is directed by German filmmaker and music journalist Juliane Sauter.
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News‘All Of A Sudden’ lands second on Screen’s Cannes jury grid; ‘Gentle Monster’ disappoints
It marks Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s third time on the grid after 2021’s ‘Drive My Car’.
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NewsGermany launches Dogma initiative with Tom Tykwer, Nora Fingscheidt, Ilker Catak films
Five filmmakers will each make a feature film in the coming years, similar to the Nordic programme.
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News“Hunger for IP-driven material can seem overwhelming”: producers to discuss adaptations at Cannes UK Pavilion
Speakers include Element Pictures’ Chelsea Morgan Hoffman, Good Gate Media’s John Giwa-Amu and Fumes and Piki Films’ Carthew Neal.
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News‘Once Upon A Time In Gaza’ leads Palestinian sweep of 10th Critics Awards for Arab Films
‘Palestine 36’ and ‘Yunun’ each picked up two awards.
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NewsProduction underway on Paolo Sorrentino’s Carlo Ancelotti doc; FilmNation selling in Cannes
Italian filmmaker and football legend will travel to World Cup next month.
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NewsUK Global Screen Fund head reveals details of £100,000 minimum guarantee funds for sales agents
”It will be a competitive application process,” said Denitsa Yordanova.
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NewsMotel checks in to French indie distribution scene
EXCLUSIVE: Founders Simon Robert and Guillaume De Castro are looking for US and UK films
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NewsGDH’s Out of the Box moves into sales with ‘In The Name Of Love’
EXCLUSIVE: The $3m Thai feature is produced by Julian Taesung Jeong
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NewsUK producer Tracy O’Riordan on ’I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’, rallying for arts funding and future projects
O’Riordan is attending Cannes with Clio Barnard’s Directors’ Fortnight title, ‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’.