All articles by Rebecca Leffler – Page 30
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Goodfellas unveils Cannes 2023 slate, includes starry period drama ‘The Flood’, ‘Inside’ with Guy Pearce (exclusive)
Other titles include Dea Kulumbegashvili’s new film and ’Like A Son’ starring Vincent Lindon.
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Julia Ducournau, Damian Szifron, Brie Larson among eight to join Ruben Ostlund on 2023 Cannes jury
Paul Dano, Maryam Touzani, Denis Menochet, Rungano Nyoni, Atiq Rahimi round out jurors.
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Luxbox bolsters library with 13 films from Portuguese master Manoel de Oliveira (exclusive)
The director’s 1993 film Abraham’s Valley will have a special screening in Directors’ Fortnight this year.
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Pyramide seals deals on Cannes Competition title ‘Last Summer’; boards Wang Bing trilogy (exclusive)
Catherine Breillat’s erotic drama is a remake of May el-Toukhy’s Queen Of Hearts.
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French box office rises above pre-pandemic average with strong April admissions
Fifty-nine French films were released in April with a market share of 47.4%.
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SND takes on sales for Anne Fontaine’s Maurice Ravel biopic ‘Boléro’ (exclusive)
Film stars Raphael Personnaz and Jeanne Balibar.
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Charades sends Berlin competition film ‘Disco Boy’ to key markets (exclusive)
Giacomo Abbruzzese’s debut feature stars Franz Rogowski.
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Totem Films revamps team with new hires, powers up co-production slate heading into Cannes (exclusive)
Production arm Totem Atelier is moving full speed ahead on several international co-productions.
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Catherine Corsini hits back at accusations of unrest on set of Cannes contender ‘Homecoming’
‘Homecoming’ was added to the Cannes line-up earlier this week.
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Charades unveils busy Cannes slate including ‘Little Girl Blue’ starring Marion Cotillard (exclusive)
Paris-based sales company will also bring Directors’ Fortnight opener The Goldman Case to the market.
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mk2 films adds Un Certain Regard title ‘Only The River Flows’ to Cannes slate (exclusive)
New film from Wei Shujun was a late addition to Cannes’ Un Certain Regard Selection.
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French unions threaten Cannes Film Festival as pension reform rage intensifies
France’s energy workers union said it plans to target major events including Cannes, the Monaco Grand Prix and the Roland Garros tennis open.
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Emmys spotlight: Rachel Weisz and showrunner Alice Birch on reimagining classic thriller ‘Dead Ringers’ as a series
Weisz and Birch talk technical tricks and infusing fun into the horror of the Prime Video series.
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Norwegian satire ‘Power Play’ triumphs as six-day Canneseries wraps
Bargain, Carthago, Curduroy’ among big winners.
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“It is important our identity is different than other selections,” says Directors’ Fortnight’s Julien Rejl
“My aim is to go beyond the films scouted at co-production markets and residencies,” Rej explained.
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Cannes Directors’ Fortnight line-up includes Michel Gondry, Hong Sangsoo, Cédric Kahn titles
The sidebar unveiled its 55th selection under new artistic director Julien Rejl on Tuesday (April 18).
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’Bubble has burst’ in scripted TV production, says Studiocanal CEO Anna Marsh
Exec delivered keynote address at annual TV market.
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Artistic director Ava Cahen explains what makes a 'Critics’ Week film’
“I live, I eat, I dream, I sleep Critics’ Week,” says Cahen.
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Cannes Critics’ Week unveils 2023 selection
Sidebar devoted to first and second films runs May 17-25.
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Urban Sales boards Un Certain Regard Mongolian title ‘If Only I Could Hibernate’ (exclusive)
Film is first Mongolian feature to play in Official Selection at Cannes.