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Matthias & Maxime: Dolan brings to Cannes a work of force and fierce emotion
Xavier Dolan brings to Cannes a work of force and fierce emotion. It deserves to be earnest. Dolan…
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Summer of Changsha (Liu Yu Tian)
Zu Feng's Summer of Changsha is a mystery thriller, revolving around a detective, A Bin (Feng), who's on the…
By Sam Gray
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Zombi Child
Few filmmakers are as capable of uniting the past and present through their cinema as Bertrand Bonello. His…
By Sam Gray
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The Climb
The Climb is an outlier in the modern American comedy landscape, in that it actually seems to have…
By Sam Gray
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Fire Will Come (O que arde)
While Fire Will Come may be difficult to parse on first glance – so specific is its milieu…
By Sam Gray
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Parasite (Gisaengchung)
Is there anyone else quite like Bong Joon-ho? A graduate of the kinetic Korean New Wave of the…
By Sam Gray
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Quentin Tarantino, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie discuss their love letter to cinema at Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood press conference in Cannes
Quentin Tarantino has returned to Cannes 25 years after Pulp Fiction premiered in competition. Once Upon a Time……
By Joseph Owen
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The Lighthouse
When travelling to an isolated lighthouse, borne against scheming waves and mutinous storms, expect to stay a while.…
By Joseph Owen
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La belle époque
A somewhat charming French comedy in its own right, the major problem with La belle époque is that its premise…
By Sam Gray
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Ira Sachs and Isabelle Huppert discuss their subtle cinematic approach to death at the Frankie press conference in Cannes
Ira Sachs’s latest film Frankie is defined by a proximity to death. Isabelle Huppert stars as the titular…
By Joseph Owen