Cannes Film Festival
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Cannes 2026 (Critics’ Week): Viva (dir. Aina Clotet) | Review
Aina Clotet’s "Viva" ("Alive") explores a cancer survivor’s reawakening desire through two profoundly different relationships in a standout Critics’ Week…
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Cannes 2026 (Un Certain Regard): All The Lovers In The Night (dir. Sode Yukiko) | Review
2026 Un Certain Regard selection "All the Lovers in the Night" offers a meditative, therapeutic unveiling of earthly riches and…
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Cannes 2026 (Critics’ Week): The Station (dir. Sara Ishaq) | Review
In a Yemen ravaged by cycles of violence, "The Station" is a brilliant, generous, and gripping film that celebrates sisterhood…
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Cannes 2026 (Un Certain Regard): Forever Your Maternal Animal (dir. Valentina Maurel) | Review
Director Valentina Maurel opens up the concealed layers of womanhood across two dimensions: the silent, non-desperate plea that lingers beneath…
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Cannes 2026 (Critics’ Week): Flesh and Fuel (dir. Pierre Le Gall) | Review
Rare connections and sublime desires flutter like butterflies caught in moving wheels in Pierre Le Gall's "Flesh and Fuel" —…
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Cannes 2026 (Directors’ Fortnight): Shana (dir. Lila Pinell) | Review
Misery comes full circle in a fairly tangled tale of endurance and insecurity, intertwined with comedy and fantasy. Eva Huault's…
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Cannes 2026 (Cannes Premiere): Marie Madeleine (dir. Géssica Généus) | Review
Géssica Généus pulls double duty as director and star in "Marie Madeleine," where taboo and temptation collide against the foundations…
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Cannes 2026 (ACID): Blaise (dirs. Dimitri Planchon & Jean-Paul Guigue) | Review
ACID selection "Blaise" locates hope at the heart of societal chaos and discomfort, unfolding as this year's celebratory satirical comedy…
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Cannes 2025 (Critics’ Week): Imago | Interview with Déni Oumar Pitsaev
“To build a house that cannot be destroyed." We interviewed Chechen director Déni Oumar Pitsaev who won L’Oeil d’or, the…
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Cannes 2025: The Secret Agent (dir. Kleber Mendonça Filho) | Review
A love letter to cinema and Recife, Brazil, Kleber Mendonça Filho’s latest examines how we reconstruct the past through an…
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