Cannes Film Festival

‘Party Girl’ Party Girl, which has opened the Un Certain Regard program at Cannes, is “a docu-style French dramedy about an aging cabaret girl who …

‘Girlhood’ “Bursting onto the screen in a blast of buzzing power pop, Girlhood, the Cannes Directors’ Fortnight opening film from Céline Sciamma (Water Lilies, Tomboy), …

Timothy Spall in ‘Mr. Turner’ “He could be uncouth, gruff, blustery, even crude, treating people badly and denying his children,” writes Kenneth Turan, dispatching back …

‘Timbuktu’ “Abderrahmane Sissako can no longer be called one of the greatest African directors of our time; he has become, simply, one of the greatest …

Sophia Loren, who’ll be giving a masterclass this year, at Cannes in 1958 And we’re off. The first reviews are in for Olivier Dahan’s Grace …

Nicole Kidman as ‘Grace of Monaco’ “It’s traditional for Cannes to start with something spectacular,” begins the Guardian‘s Peter Bradshaw. “This is certainly no exception. …

Sophia Loren on the set of ‘Marriage Italian Style’ A second announcement from the Cannes Film Festival today, this one, frankly, a bit more momentous. …

‘White God’ The Cannes Film Festival‘s announced that it’s added six films to the Official Selection of its 67th edition running from May 14 through …

Frederick Wiseman’s ‘National Gallery’ Following its founding by the French Directors Guild in 1969, the year after the Cannes Film Festival was cancelled, a casualty …

Mélanie Laurent at work on ‘Respire’ Since it was founded by the French Union of Film Critics in 1962, La Semaine de la Critique, the …