‘Godland,’ a visionary journey to the extremes of the Earth and art
Hlynur Pálmason’s movie was presented to wide acclaim in the ‘Un Certain Regard’ selection of the Cannes Film Festival and is filmed in unusual forms
Silver fox or not: Are men now also doomed to pursue eternal youth?
It seems that these days, being a handsome man over 50 equals having smooth skin, abundant hair, youthful outfits and a few tattoos
Shedding light on female desire at all ages
In books and films, a new generation of women is speaking openly about the taboos surrounding happy relationships and sex
‘Anatomy of a Fall’ wins top prize at Cannes Film Festival
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Justine Triet’s film is only the third movie directed by a woman to win the Palme d’Or. It stars Sandra Hüller as a writer trying to prove her innocence in her husband’s death
The red carpet: Cannes’ great big bonfire of vanities
Two or three times each day, stars from the world of cinema and beyond strut their stuff at the entrance to the Palais des Festivals, in a parade that attracts huge investment from major fashion and jewelry firms
The ‘Goonies’ 2.0 vs. the parental-control PIN
Weston Razooli’s ‘Riddle of Fire,’ which coincides in Cannes with entries by Wes Anderson and Michel Gondry, opens up new horizons for indie cinema
Marion Cotillard: ‘When I see my movies for the first time, I always hate them’
The actress returns to the Cannes Film Festival to present ‘Little Girl Blue,’ a hybrid between documentary and fiction with sexual abuse as a backdrop
Italy celebrates three generations of filmmakers in Cannes
Marco Bellocchio, Nanni Moretti and Alice Rohrwacher are competing for the Palme d’Or with three takes on their country’s history
Julia Fox’s striking looks at Cannes: From a glass breastplate to a transparent plastic dress
The actress showed off several revealing outfits at the film festival, which she attended to present her new movie ‘The Trainer’
Aki Kaurismäki’s new masterpiece makes waves at Cannes festival
In the minimalist romantic comedy ‘Fallen Leaves,’ the Finnish filmmaker searches for Charlie Chaplin’s humanity in wartime Ukraine
Natalie Portman: ‘Human beings need to be told stories’
The actress produces and co-stars in ‘May December,’ a film by Todd Haynes based on a teacher who had a relationship with a student more than 20 years her junior
Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ gets lengthy standing ovation in Cannes
Adapting David Grann’s nonfiction bestseller, it stretches nearly three and a half hours and cost Apple $200 million to make
James Mangold takes Indiana Jones on one last adventure
The director was tasked with not only restoring the luster of one of the most beloved film series but giving Harrison Ford a poignant send-off
Sean Penn backs WGA strike, says AI dispute is ‘a human obscenity’ at Cannes Film Festival
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Penn addressed the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike in a press conference for his new film, ‘Black Flies,’ director Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire’s harrowing, gritty drama about New York paramedics
Harrison Ford bids Indiana Jones farewell with the dignity he deserves
Directed by James Mangold, the fifth and final episode in the franchise rightly acknowledges that what defines Indy best as an action hero are the scars he bears
Johnny Depp on his Cannes return and finding ‘the basement to the bottom’
He’s been celebrated in Cannes with his first film in three years even while public opinion remains sharply divided
Pedro Almodóvar will shoot his first English-language feature film in New York City
The legendary Spanish filmmaker has just screened his medium-length movie ‘Strange Way of Life’ at the Cannes Film Festival. The Western flick stars two gay cowboys, played by Ethan Hawke and Pedro Pascal, and makes an effort to subvert the genre: ‘I just hope the Americans don’t find it too daring’
Cannes Film Festival kicks off with Johnny Depp, ‘Jeanne du Barry’ and a jury led by Ruben Östlund
This year’s Cannes is unspooling against the backdrop of labor unrest: protests that have roiled France in recent months are planned to run during the festival and a strike by screenwriters in ongoing in Hollywood
Forty years on from ‘Paris, Texas’: Wim Wenders tells the story of the making of his masterpiece about the West and sadness
The German director won the Palme d’Or at Cannes for his movie—written by Sam Shepard and starring Harry Dean Stanton and Nastassja Kinski—about heartbreak and starting life over again
Noémie Merlant: “Bataclan was horrifying. One can’t describe the terror of not knowing if a family member or friend was there”
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French it-girl and star of the film ‘One Year, One Night’ looks to keep her 2022 hot streak alive with Louis Garrel’s new film, ‘The Innocent,’ opening on April 5