All Directors' Fortnight articles – Page 8
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NewsCannes Directors’ Fortnight, Critics’ Week confirm July dates
Parallel sections were both cancelled alongside main festival in 2020.
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NewsCannes Directors’ Fortnight reveals two titles selected for its cancelled 2020 edition
They were Luca Guadagnino’s series We Are Who We Are and US filmmaker Miranda July’s Kajillionaire.
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Reviews'Sick, Sick, Sick': Cannes Review
A bereft Brazilian teen turns to witchcraft to bring her boyfriend back to life
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Reviews'All About Yves': Cannes Review
A French rap composer sparks up a friendship with his smart fridge in this Artificial Intelligence fantasy
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Reviews'Particules': Cannes Review
Creepy things are happening in the town which hosts the Hadron Collider
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Reviews'To Live To Sing': Cannes Review
Johnny Ma’s colourful film is centred around a Chengdu Opera troupe on the verge of collapse
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Reviews'Lillian': Cannes Review
Lillian, a Russian emigrant in New York whose visa has expired, decides to walk the long way home
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Reviews'An Easy Girl': Cannes Review
Rebecca Zlotowski explores the power of sexuality in this sultry South of France drama
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Reviews'The Bare Necessity': Cannes Review
Two lonely individuals find each other in a rural French town
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Reviews'The Lighthouse': Cannes Review
Robert Eggers follows up The Witch with a starkly-compelling Expressionist drama
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Reviews'Alice And The Mayor': Cannes Reviews
The Mayor of Lyon needs help to come up with new ideas in this lively, funny film
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Reviews'Oleg': Cannes Review
A timely and impressive second feature from Latvian director Juris Kursietis
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Reviews'First Love': Cannes Review
This riotously entertaining bloodbath from Takashi Miike might be his most commercial film in a while
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Reviews‘The Orphanage’: Review
A teenage boy in Afghanistan is sent to a Russian-run facility in this Bollywood-inspired follow-up to ’Wolf And Sheep’
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Reviews'Zombi Child': Cannes Review
Bertrand Bonello’s latest is ’contemporary French cinema at its most conceptually ambitious’
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Reviews'Song Without A Name': Cannes Reviews
Impressive debut from Peru about a pregnant young mother has clear parallels with ‘Roma’