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All Festivals articles – Page 472
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NewsRaven Banner launches sales on sequel to Finnish superhero film 'Rendel' (exclusive)
Shooting will start in early 2019, with Jesse Haja returning to direct.
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NewsDoc projects revealed for Italy's Bio to B co-production event (exclusive)
Titles include ‘Sex In The Soviet Union’ and ‘In A Future April’.
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NewsGugu Mbatha-Raw, Tom Courtenay join Gemma Arterton in 'Summerland' (exclusive)
Jessica Swale’s feature debut will start shooting this summer in the UK.
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NewsReel Suspects inks deals on thriller 'Number 37' (exclusive)
Austria and Switzerland, Germany and China have all taken the film.
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NewsCannes 2018: Screen's dailies
Browse Screen International’s daily magazines from the Cannes Film Festival here.
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Reviews'Ash Is Purest White': Cannes Review
Jia Zhangke explores the evolution of China through the experiences of a woman released from jail
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FeaturesLukas Dhont talks genderless casting for his Cannes transgender film 'Girl'
Dhont was inspired by a 15 year old who spoke openly about being born in the wrong body.
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Reviews'Arctic': Cannes Review
Mads Mikkelsen stars as a downed airman struggling to survive in Joe Penna’s gripping tundra-set debut
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Reviews'10 Years Thailand': Cannes Review
Second in the ‘Ten Years’ series plays out in a future Thailand
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Reviews'Diamantino': Cannes Review
Portugese comedy ’Diamantino’ shoots hard and scores the top prize at Cannes Critics’ Week
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Reviews'Treat Me Like Fire (Jouers)': Cannes Review
Marie Monge gambles her debut on the chemistry between Stay Martin and Tahar Ramin
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Reviews'My Favourite Fabric': Cannes Review
A young woman explores her sexuality as Syria teeters towards war
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Reviews 'Shéhérezade': Cannes Review
It’s a familiar story, but Jean-Bernard Marlin finds new emotion in this drama set in the Marseilles underworld
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Reviews'Los Silencios': Cannes Review
A family copes with the fallout of Colombia’s conflict in Beatriz Seigner’s reverie
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Reviews'Dead Souls': Cannes Review
Wang Bing’s excoriating treatment of China’s anti-rightist campaign is a ‘Shoah’ of our time
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NewsBleecker Street buys Mads Mikkelsen-starring 'Arctic' in Cannes (exclusive)
Film had its Cannes premiere on May 10.
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NewsFirst trailer for Cannes Critics' Week title 'Fugue' (exclusive)
Agnieszka Smoczynska’s sophmore feature is about a woman who comes to regret motherhood.
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News'Leto' takes early lead on Screen's Cannes jury grid
Abu Bakr Shawky’s Yomeddine also added; achieves same score as opener Everybody Knows.