All Festivals articles – Page 123
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News“I am drawn to the old techniques” Wes Anderson talks shooting ‘Asteroid City’ on film
Andreson is in Cannes as ’Asteroid City’ premieres in Competition.
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Reviews‘Room 999’: Cannes Review
The future of cinema is addressed with unfiltered interviews inspired by Wim Wenders’ ‘Room 666’
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Reviews‘No Love Lost’: Cannes Review
Erwan Le Duc closes Critics Week with this relentlessly whimsical father/daughter comedy-drama
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NewsGebeka scores big sales for animations ‘Living Large’ , ‘Diplodocus’ in Cannes (exclusive)
Gebeka is the animatoin feature specialist launched by Hildegarde and Goodfellas in 2021.
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NewsWes Anderson’s ‘Asteroid City’, Marco Bellocchio’s ‘Kidnapped’ land with mixed scores on Screen's Cannes jury grid
‘Asteroid City’ scored 2.2 while ‘Kidnapped’ received 2.5.
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Reviews‘Kidnapped’: Cannes Review
Italian veteran Marco Bellocchio’s Competition drama tells the true story of how the Vatican kidnapped a young Jewish boy
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Reviews‘A Song Sung Blue’: Cannes Review
Geng Zihan’s dreamlike debut offers a layered, fresh perspective in this Chinese coming-of-age drama
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Reviews‘Kubi’: Cannes Review
Takeshi Kitano’s return to the samurai genre is an adaptation of his own historical novel
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Reviews‘Asteroid City’: Cannes Review
Wes Anderson’s star-studded latest revolves around the colourful inhabitants of the titular desert city
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Reviews‘Close Your Eyes’: Cannes Review
Spanish director Victor Erice returns after a 30-year absence with this languid tale of a missing actor
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Reviews‘Grace’: Cannes Review
A father and his teenage daughter take a roadtrip through rural Russia in this atmospheric debut
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Reviews‘Man In Black’: Cannes Review
Composer Wang Xilin recalls his painful past in China’s Cultural Revolution in Wang Bing’s unusual documentary
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FeaturesCannes Confidential: Picturehouse Cinemas’ Clare Binns on her festival survival tips
Binns is managing director of exhibitor Picturehouse Cinemas and distributor Picturehouse Entertainment, and has been a regular on the Croisette from more than 30 years.
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Reviews‘Terrestrial Verses’: Cannes Review
Iranian filmmakers Ali Asgari and Alireza Khatami present a series of vignettes building up to a social picture
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Reviews‘Legua’: Cannes Review
This subdued Portugeuse drama focuses on an abandoned country estate and its housekeeper
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Reviews‘The Buriti Flower’: Cannes Review
Docu-drama explores the relationship between the past and present for Brazil’s indigenous Krahô community
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Reviews‘Power Alley’: Cannes Review
This spirited debut on female reproductive rights in Brazil celebrates queer sisterhood
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Reviews‘Acid’: Cannes Review
A father and daughter attempt to outrun acid raid in this affecting French chiller
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Reviews‘Project Silence’: Cannes Review
Cheesy disaster film set on Incheon’s Airport Bridge fails to go for the jugular
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NewsWhich films are in the running for the 2023 Venice Film Festival?
Sofia Coppola, Emerald Fennell, Yorgos Lanthimos, Pablo Larrain, Michel Franco and Bradley Cooper could all be on the Lido.