All posts tagged cannes film festival

David Robert Mitchell’s Under the Silver Lake is a remarkably...

The setup of this film comes on fast. Within the first five minutes, the titular...

Lee Chang-Dong’s new film starts like Cat Person and ends by freezing in the...

As an antidote to Cannes solemnity, Solo is a fun, conservative,...

Amin is a Senegalese man who comes to France in search of work so that...

Lars von Trier is very smart because he knows about art,...

This is the sort of film that awakens Cannes. Furious, funny and agitating,...