All posts tagged cannes

Two years after her directorial debut premiered at Cannes, Hafsia Herzi returns...

Technically impressive, gradual and ethereal, Bi Gan’s Long Day’s...

The stunning and tender story of Lara (Victor Polster), a transgender teen with dreams...

This is a strange, almost naïve film that plunges a...

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...