All In Competition articles – Page 10
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Reviews'Cold War': Cannes Review
Pawel Pawlikowski follows up Ida with this story of two lovers in 1950s Poland
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NewsMiddling scores for 'Everybody Knows' on Screen's Cannes jury grid
Asghar Farhadi’s festival opener registers an average of 1.8.
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Reviews'Leto': Cannes Review
The early 80s Leningrad music scene is the subject of this drama by Kirill Serebrennikov, currently under house arrest in Russia
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Reviews'Yomeddine': Cannes Review
An Egyptian leper and an orphan boy embark on a journey of discovery
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Reviews'Sorry Angel': Cannes Review
Christophe Honore returns with a tale of an HIV-positive writer in nineties Paris
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Reviews'Everybody Knows': Cannes Review
Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem reunite for Iranian director Asghar Farhadi’s trip into Spanish-speaking terrain
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FeaturesCannes 2018: 20 films to look out for
Screen selects a few of the exciting projects to appear at Cannes this year
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FeaturesCannes 2018: Screen's guide to the Competition titles
The Screen team preview the 21 titles playing in Competition, plus Out of Competition, Midnight and Special screenings.
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NewsScreen reveals 2018 Cannes jury grid critics
Critics this year include LA Times’ Justin Chang, Positif’s Michel Ciment and Sight And Sound’s Nick James.
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NewsCannes announces short films selection for 2018 Competition and Cinéfondation
Iran, Australia and Poland among countries represented in Competition.
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Reviews'Suburbicon': Venice Review
Director: George Clooney. US. 2017. 105 mins. This year in particular, the American dream of the 1950s – so modern and gleaming from the outside – is being recast as built on foundations of racism, abuse and greed, whether that’s the rotten core of fast food in ...
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Reviews'You Were Never Really Here': Cannes Review
Joaquin Phoenix turns in a masterful performance as a hired gun in Lynne Ramsay’s blistering fourth feature
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Reviews'In The Fade': Cannes Review
An unflinching Diane Kruger anchors this unfortunately-timed drama about a terrorist attack in Hamburg
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Reviews'L'Amant Double': Cannes Review
A surprising change of pace for Francois Ozon sees the French auteur venturing into De Palma territory
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Reviews'A Gentle Creature': Cannes Review
Dir/scr Sergei Loznitsa. Fr/Ger/Lith/Neth, 2017. 143mins.Ukrainian feature and documentary maker Sergei Loznitsa’s first dramatic film since In The Fog (2012), A Gentle Creature is a grim state-of-the-nation fable, a bitter mix of tragedy, farce and road movie soaked in the bleak sardonic spirit of Gogol and ...
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Reviews'Good Time': Cannes Review
The Safdie brothers unite with Robert Pattinson for an “unforgettable ride”
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Reviews'The Beguiled': Cannes Review
Sofia Coppola enchants with The Beguiled, a Civil War drama with Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman and Kirsten Dunst
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Reviews'The Day After': Cannes Review
Korea’s most prolific director delivers more of the same in his third film - so far - this year
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Reviews'Happy End': Review
Two-time Palme D’Or winner Michael Haneke returns with a close-quarters family drama