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  Project Silence

  Cannes’s Midnight section offers the biggest head-scratchers of this...

  Selina Sondermann 23rd May 2023
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  Anatomy of a Fall (Anatomie d’une Chute)

  As the first week of the 76th Cannes comes to...

  Selina Sondermann 23rd May 2023
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  “Banel is a woman who fights to exist and live her passion in total freedom”: Ramata-Toulaye Sy on Banel & Adama
  Sarah Bradbury 23rd May 2023
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  “Never stop questioning”: Lubna Playoust on Room 999

  Room 999 is the documentary feature debut from...

  Sarah Bradbury 23rd May 2023
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  Lost in the Night (Perdidos en la Noche)

  Three years after the suspicious disappearance of...

  Selina Sondermann 23rd May 2023
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  “Why place refugees in deprived areas where the social infrastructure is already under pressure?”: Ken Loach on The Old Oak
  The editorial unit 22nd May 2023
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  Firebrand

  Even if Jude Law’s somewhat ruggedly attractive voice doesn’t always lend...

  Matthew McMillan 22nd May 2023
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  May December

  May December works on the level of narrative metaphysicality that Todd Haynes...

  Matthew McMillan 22nd May 2023
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  The Zone of Interest

  Scratch the surface of most art, and a study of duplexity will reveal...

  Matthew McMillan 21st May 2023
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  “I wanted to deconstruct the clichés around social drama”: Paloma Sermon-Daï on It’s Raining in the House
  Sarah Bradbury 21st May 2023