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NewsIFF Panama: Q Films launches trailer for World Cup comedy 'Frozen In Russia' (exclusive)
Filmmaker to attend Cannes and launch international sales.
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Image shows a kiss between Jean-Paul Belmondo and Anna Karia, taken by stills photographer Georges Pierre.
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NewsCannes 2018: Official Selection in full
The selection includes films by Jean-Luc Godard, Matteo Garrone, Eva Husson, Spike Lee and Pawel Pawlikowski.
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NewsCannes announces short films selection for 2018 Competition and Cinéfondation
Iran, Australia and Poland among countries represented in Competition.
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FeaturesIFF Panama: Abner Benaim on Ruben Blades doc, next project (exclusive)
Filmmaker talks about his friendship with the salsa legend.
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Netflix Cannes snub could enflame France's theatrical windows debate
Festival under pressure from France’s powerful exhibition lobby.
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News'En La Caliente', 'A Calypso Night' among IFF Panama awards
Ruben Blades Is Not My Name closed Latino event on Wednesday.
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NewsJafar Panahi's Cannes contender '3 Faces' acquired by Celluloid Dreams (exclusive)
Memento Films takes French rights to Panahi’s film about three actresses.
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NewsCannes chiefs respond to Netflix row: "Come back, let's discuss"
Fremaux: ”Netflix is welcome to Cannes.”
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FeaturesCannes 2018: Screen's guide to the Competition line-up
The line-up includes an intriguing mix of established names and Cannes Competition newcomers.
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News'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote': door not closed for Cannes despite legal battle
Finished feature caught up in legal row between Terry Gilliam and film’s former producer Paulo Branco.
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NewsCannes 2018: Thierry Frémaux talks Netflix, selfies, and female representation
Netflix would be “hailed as heroes” if they released Alfonso Cuaron’s latest film Roma theatrically in France, says Cannes’ festival director.
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FeaturesCannes 2018 line-up: seven key talking points
There was plenty for Thierry Frémaux and Pierre Lescure to discuss at the Official Competition press conference.
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NewsTribeca Film Institute to launch works in progress programme
Filmmakers to show footage from six projects.
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Reviews'Diane': Tribeca Review
A septuagenarian widow is forced to take a hard look at her small town life
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Reviews'Ghostbox Cowboy': Tribeca Review
An American businessman struggles to make his fortune in the East
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Reviews'O.G.': Tribeca Review
Documentarian Madeleine Sackler makes her feature debut with this drama shot inside a real-life prison
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Reviews'Tanzania Transit': Tribeca Review
Passengers travelling by train across Tanzania paint a rich portrait of Africa
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Reviews'Yellow Is Forbidden': Tribeca Review
Eye-opening documentary about Chinese fashion designer Guo Pei
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Reviews'Dry Martina': Tribeca Review
An ageing former pop star attempts to bring some passion back into her life