All posts tagged cannes film festival

A young woman takes on an artist residency in the Spanish countryside with a renowned...

Solo is a fun, conservative, effective convalescent. Ron Howard picks up from original...

On the heels of Nick Broomfield’s effort last year, Kevin MacDonald’s...

It’s so rare that a movie captures the simultaneous...

Nadine Labaki has brought something unique to Cannes. What appears...

A modern miracle comes to life in Gianni Zanasi’s...

What would you do if you woke up to find empty homes and empty streets?...

Dogs yap and geezers scrap in this numbing, monotone, almost senseless study of a...

Deceiving the dying speaks to the best and worst of us. A white lie can...