Cannes 2024
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Cannes 2024 (Competition): Emilia Pérez (by Jacques Audiard) | Review
Warning: a serious contender for the Palme d'Or. French director Jacques Audiard reinvents the musical comedy genre with this incredible…
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Cannes 2024 (Competition): Oh, Canada (by Paul Schrader) | Review
Paul Schrader devises a self-reflexive confessional film in "Oh, Canada," one of his smallest but most emotional films yet, presented…
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Cannes 2024 (Directors’ Fortnight): Visiting Hours (by Patricia Mazuy) | Review
French filmmaker Patricia Mazuy’s latest film "Visiting Hours" is a subtly intricate repackaging of familiar themes, anchored by noteworthy lead…
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Cannes 2024 (Competition): Kinds of Kindness (by Yórgos Lánthimos) | Review
Take a quartet of actors, have them play roles in three different, completely madcap stories. The result is this new…
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Cannes 2024 (Competition): Megalopolis (by Francis Ford Coppola) | Review
A film that Francis Ford Coppola has been obsessed with for 40 years. Naturally, we can only understand the urgency…
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Cannes 2024 (Un Certain Regard): The Shameless (by Konstantin Bojanov) | Review
Konstantin Bojanov's India-set film "The Shameless" is an unwavering tale of forbidden love set within the local brothel culture, filled…
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Cannes 2024 (Directors’ Fortnight): Desert of Namibia (by Yôko Yamanaka) | Review
Yôko Yamanaka’s sophomore feature "Desert of Namibia" is a parable of 21st century listlessness that puts the audience in the…
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Cannes 2024 (Directors’ Fortnight): The Hyperboreans | Interview of Cristóbal León & Joaquín Cociña
We had a conversation with Chilean filmmakers Cristobal León and Joaquin Cociña on their latest film "The Hyperboreans," which mixes…
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Cannes 2024 (Competition): The Girl with the Needle (by Magnus von Horn) | Review
An atrocious, freely adapted true story, a reflection on the weight of patriarchy and class violence, a magnificent work on…
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Cannes 2024 (Un Certain Regard Opening Film): When the Light Breaks (by Rúnar Rúnarsson) | Review
Icelandic auteur Rúnar Rúnarsson opened the Un Certain Regard section of the 77th Cannes Film Festival with "When the Light…
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