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Reviews‘Goodbye Julia’: Cannes Review
A timeless tale of persecution and guilt set in pre-seceded Sudan
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Reviews‘Liv Ullmann - A Road Less Travelled’: Cannes Review
Insightful, wide-ranging documentary explores Liv Ullmann’s life and work in cinema and activism
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Reviews‘Creatura’: Cannes Review
A sexually repressed woman confronts her difficult past in this frank Spanish drama from Elena Martin Gimeno
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Reviews‘The Rapture’: Cannes Review
A Parisian midwife takes a strange interest in her best friend’s baby in this slow-burn thriller
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Reviews‘Only The River Flows’: Cannes Review
Chinese cinema makes a sophisticated and stylish return with Wei Shujun’s nimble noir
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Reviews‘Riddle Of Fire’: Cannes Review
A nostalgic US indie debut that attempts to capture the wonder of adolescence
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Reviews‘Conann’: Cannes Review
A gory and transgressive reworking of the mythic tale of Conann the barbarian
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Reviews‘Strange Way Of Life’: Cannes Review
Ethan Hawke and Pedro Pascal are cowboys with history in Pedro Almodovar’s queer Western short
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Reviews‘Four Daughters’: Cannes Review
Kaouther Ben Hania enters Cannes Competition with a hybrid documentary portrait of a Tunisian mother and her daughters
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Reviews‘The Zone Of Interest’: Cannes Review
Jonathan Glazer’s Competition entry is a remarkable portrait of domestic life in the shadow of Auschwitz
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Reviews‘About Dry Grasses’: Cannes Review
A Turkish teacher practices the art of manipulation in Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s Competition drama
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Reviews‘The New Boy’: Cannes Review
Cate Blanchett stars in this spiritual drama about an Indigenous Australian boy’s encounter with Christianity
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Reviews‘Rosalie’: Cannes Review
Delicate drama about a bearded woman who refuses to accept social beauty standards in 1870s France
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Reviews‘The Feeling That The Time For Doing Something Has Passed’: Cannes Review
A very adult comedy of sexual and emotional manners sees writer/director Joanna Arnow make her mark as a talent to watch
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Reviews‘Vincent Must Die’: Cannes Review
An ordinary man finds himself in the middle of a pandemic of violence in Stephan Castang’s edgy horror
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Reviews‘How To Have Sex’: Cannes Review
A teenage summer holiday turns endurance test in cinematographer Molly Manning Walker’s arresting debut
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Reviews‘It’s Raining In The House’: Cannes Review
Teenage siblings try to cope with their alcoholic mother in this arresting coming-of-age tale from Belgium
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Reviews‘Hounds’: Cannes Review
A hard-boiled thriller from Morocco about a father and son in over their heads
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Reviews‘A Prince’: Cannes Review
Horticulture and sex collide in ‘cineaste-peasant’ Pierre Creton’s curio set in Normandy
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Reviews‘Deserts’: Cannes Review
The adventures of Casablancan debt collectors take a sharp turn in Fauzi Bensaidi’s disorienting drama