All posts tagged cannes film festival

Though it carries the air of one, Colours of Time is not a film about...

In Woman and Child (Zan o bacheh), Saeed Roustaee explores the strange,...

Much like Buffalo Bill’s travelling circus of Americana, Alessio Rigo de...

Multi-hyphenate Eva Victor wrote, directed and stars in her debut feature Sorry,...

After years of absence, acclaimed director Gustav Borg (Stellan...

A quiet melancholy envelops Connemara, Alex Lutz’s gentle yet sharp-eyed...

Drawn to one another by their shared passion for music, Lionel (Paul...

After winning Berlinale’s Golden Bear for her previous feature Alcarràs, Spanish...

Rebecca Zlotowski’s A Private Life (Vie Privée) is a sleek, off-kilter...

Films about war have captured a wide spectrum of themes and emotions, spanning...