cannes film festival

Cannes Reviews: In 'Le Havre' and 'The Beaver,' It's a Family Affair

May 17, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

"Le Havre" is one of the true delights of Cannes 2011 – and a stark reminder of how differently American filmmakers approach family problems

  

Cannes, Day 7: It's Not All Malick, You Know

May 17, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

"Tree of Life" may have dominated the last 24 hours, but at the halfway point there's also a competition going on

  

Cannes: Tom Hooper Joins BFI Board, Tom Hanks Film to Close Singapore Fest

May 17, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

British Film Institute and ScreenSingapore take advantage of Cannes spotlight to announce new board member, closing-night film

  

Outside of Cannes, 'Tree of Life' Remains Magnificent and Maddening

May 16, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

The view from Stateside: the talk of Cannes is a rapturous reverie that'll likely be too weird for a mainstream audience

  

Cannes: Weinstein Closing in on 'Wettest County'

May 16, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Report: distributor edges out several other bidders for John Hillcoat's Depression-era bootlegging drama

  

Cannes Review: 'The Tree of Life' Is Saturated With Beauty

May 16, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

Terrence Malick's long-awaited film speaks in whispers and makes mystery the explanation

  

Cannes, Day 6: Big Bucks and Trash-Talking

May 15, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

The race for the Palme d'Or nears its midpoint, while attention turns to lots of deals and some bad-mouthing at the Cannes marketplace

  

Cannes: Sundance Selects Picks Up 'Sleeping Beauty'

May 15, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Provocative and unsettling erotic drama drew both raves and pans after screening in competition

  

Cannes: Dimension, Miramax Team for New 'Amityville Horror'

May 15, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Project is first collaboration in a Weinstein Company/Miramax agreement for sequels to Miramax properties

  

Cannes Reviews: 'The Artist' Brings Happiness, 'Michael' Brings Dread

May 15, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

Two powerful films are a study in contrasts: "The Artist" is a joyful silent comedy, "Michael" the disturbing portrait of a child molester

  

Cannes: FilmDistrict to Release Angelina Jolie's Bosnian Drama

May 15, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Jolie wrote and directed film set during Bosnian War; December 23 set for U.S. release

  

Cannes Diary: The Stranger Tides of Celebrity

May 15, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

Morning in Cannes is quiet. Then Johnny Depp showed up

  

Cannes, Day 5: Yo-Ho Yo-Ho, A Pirate's Life for Cannes

May 15, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

The heart of Cannes may lie in challenging arthouse cinema, but Saturday was a day to bask in the glow of mega-stardom

  

Cannes Slideshow: It's Not All Glitz

May 14, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

A photo gallery of all sides of Cannes: Rachel McAdams! French people smoking! A dog on the sidewalk!

  

Cannes, Day 4: Thieves, Hijackers and 'Pirates'

May 14, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Duran Duran rocks and Lynne Ramsay talks, while a Princess Diana doc and a big pirate movie threaten to hijack the festival

  

Cannes: Lee Daniels to Direct Steamy Thriller 'The Paperboy'

May 13, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Southern-set erotic drama will feature Matthew McConaughey, Tobey Maguire, Sofia Vergara and Zac Efron

  

Cannes Reviews: Of Gods and Women

May 13, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

"Polisse" is thrown off-balance by its director's strong presence; "Habemus Papam" grapples with faith and doubt

  

Cannes Diary: The Shimmering Circus

May 13, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

Our correspondent glories in French pastry, conversation about movies ... and a Hollywood-style pecking order

  

Cannes: Sony Classics Buys Israeli Drama 'Footnote'

May 13, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

SPC's first purchase at Cannes is Joseph Cedar drama about father-son rivalry

  

Cannes, Day 3: Weinstein Spends, But Are Bernard & Barker the Kings?

May 13, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

A couple of new movies divide critics, while a couple of companies -- TWC and SPC -- take center stage

  

Cannes: Lars Von Trier to Throw 'Obstructions' at Martin Scorsese

May 13, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Danish provocateur and American icon plan to collaborate of new version of von Trier's 2003 doc "The Five Obstructions"

  

Cannes: 'We Need To Talk About Kevin' Explores Blame, Guilt, Motherhood

May 12, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

Lynne Ramsay's unsettling, unforgettable film is marked by a magnificent performance from Tilda Swinton

  

Cannes Diary: Navigating the Streets and Officials

May 12, 2011 By Sasha Stone 2 years ago

A quest for a credential upgrade ends happily at this year's festival

  

Cannes: Wachowskis, Tom Tykwer Talk 'Cloud Atlas' to Buyers

May 12, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon to join Tom Hanks in epic sci-fi collaboration between trio of directors

  

Cannes, Day 2: 'Paris' Is Pleasing, Egypt Is Troubling

May 12, 2011 By Steve Pond 2 years ago

"Midnight in Paris" gets a warm reaction, Egyptian filmmakers cause a fuss and "Puss in Boots" crashes the party

  

Cannes: Henry Hopper, Son of Dennis, Charms in Van Sant's 'Restless'

May 12, 2011 By Sharon Waxman 2 years ago

How do you describe that ability to connect with a camera, to show vulnerability and confidence at the same time? Hopper has it