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It’s an eerily familiar spectacle. A reserved, dark-haired...

With a career stretching over three decades across music and film, Glen Hansard has...

Like its fellow Spanish competition entries Bitter Christmas and The Beloved...

Some milestones come with psychological crises. The 250th birthday of The End...

“I firmly believe that human beings are built for sex and for love – and...

Three years after premiering Best Screenplay-winning Monster at Cannes,...

Ten years after presenting The Neon Demon in Cannes, Nicholas Winding...

Agnès Jaoui’s Crescendo opens in the middle of an audition, with a...

What happens when a group of reunited university pals, all battling their uniquely millennial...

“Acting is great, being an actress is hard,” Garance (Adèle...