All Special Screening articles – Page 2
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Reviews‘The Natural History Of Destruction’: Cannes Review
Sergei Loznitsa’s seventh archival doc is an intense, conscience-stirring work
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Reviews‘Feminist Riposte’: Cannes Review
Engaged, spirited documentary following a new wave of feminist activists across France
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Reviews‘My Imaginary Country’: Cannes Review
Focusing on the protests of October 2019, Patricio Guzman’s involving doc reveals a Chile that is hungry for change
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Reviews‘Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble In Mind’: Cannes Review
Ethan Coen’s solo debut presents a warts and all snapshot of a temperamental star
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Reviews‘Remains Of The Wind’: Cannes Review
Events from 25 years ago reverberate dangerously in Tiago Guedes’ Portugal-set drama
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Reviews‘Marcel!’: Cannes Review
A young girl vies with the family dog for her mother’s attention in this off-kilter family drama
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Reviews'Little Nicholas - Happy As Can Be’: Review
Charming animation exploring the creation and evolution of fictional French schoolboy Little Nicholas
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Reviews‘Mariupolis 2’: Cannes Review
Killed in the city he portrays, the final film from the late Mantas Kvedaravicius was finished by his Ukrainian partner Hanna Bilobrova
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FeaturesCannes 2022 line-up guide: Special and Midnight Screenings, Premiere titles
Screen’s guide to the Cannes Official Selection and parallel sections.
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Reviews‘Mariner Of The Mountains’: Cannes Review
Smooth sailing for Brazil’s Karim Ainouz as he traces his family’s recent past back to Algeria
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Reviews‘The Year Of The Everlasting Storm’: Cannes Review
Seven short films mix documentary and fiction to paint a portrait of pandemic life
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Reviews‘Babi Yar. Context’: Cannes Review
Sergei Loznitza turns his gaze to wartime Ukraine, and the 1941 massacre of Jews outsite Kiev, in this powerful documentary
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Reviews‘Are You Lonesome Tonight?’: Cannes Review
Wen Shipei’s lacklustre Chinese hit-and-run thriller makes its international premiere as a Cannes special screening
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Reviews‘Val’: Cannes Review
Personal, bittersweet documentary about the life and career of actor Val Kilmer
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Reviews'Ice On Fire': Cannes Review
Leonardo DiCaprio re-teams with The 11th Hour director Leila Conners for a look at how science might be able to save the planet
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Reviews'Chicuarotes': Cannes Review
Gael Garcia Bernal directs this tale of two working-class chancers in Mexico City
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Reviews'Tommaso': Cannes Review
Abel Ferrara mines personal territory for this indulgent tale of an ageing filmmaker struggling with his demons
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Reviews'Family Romance LLC': Cannes Review
’Constructed reality’ feature from Werner Herzog follows a Japanese company which sells fake friends and family members
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Reviews'Let It Be Law': Cannes Review
This powerful documentary about Argentina’s abortion debate has global relevance