Cannes Film Festival 2014

Cannes

A Man of His Time

Emmanuelle Marre's A Man of His Time opens in September 1940 at a drunken gathering of French collaborators, with a woman complaining that her hand is covered in champagne while…

By Christina Yang

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    The Man I Love

    By Christina Yang
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    Goodbye, Cruel World

    By Thomas Messner
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    The Black Ball

    By Selina Sondermann
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    The End of It

    By Selina Sondermann

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Queen and Country

27 years after his award-winning feature Hope and Glory, John Boorman premiered another part of his life at…

By Liloie Cazorla
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Clouds of Sils Maria

One of the last screenings at this year's festival at Cannes was the eagerly awaited Clouds of Sils Maria from Olivier Assayas. Following…

By Liloie Cazorla
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Jimmy’s Hall

Presenting new movie Jimmy's Hall at the Cannes Film Festival must feel like being on home soil for veteran…

By Liloie Cazorla
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Pride

While it was announced a few hours earlier that Matthew Warchus is set to take over from Kevin Spacey at…

By Liloie Cazorla
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Lost River

It’s been several years since Ryan Gosling started in the film industry. He's well known for his acting…

By Liloie Cazorla
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Mommy

Five years ago, Xavier Dolan was presenting his feature debut I Killed My Mother at the Directors’ Fortnight,…

By Liloie Cazorla
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Maps to the Stars

An old hand at the Cannes Film Festival, David Cronenberg is back with Maps to the Stars. Only…

By Liloie Cazorla
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Whiplash

For his first feature Whiplash at the director’s fortnight, Damien Chazelle (aged 29) earned himself one of the…

By Liloie Cazorla
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The Rover

David Michôd's first feature Animal Kingdom was highly acclaimed, and The Rover is sure to have the same warm welcome when…

By Liloie Cazorla
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I Want Your Sex

“I firmly believe that human beings are built for sex and for love – and that we should…

By Selina Sondermann
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Sheep in the Box

Three years after premiering Best Screenplay-winning Monster at Cannes, Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda is back in Competition with…

By Selina Sondermann