Arclight Films sells rights to Chinese romantic drama "Dangerous Liaisons"

Day 10: Steven Spielberg shows "Jaws" and says sharks have been very good for him, but audiences get unruly, and Pete Doherty talks frankly about making a movie on heroin

Antonio Mendez Esparza's "Aqui y alla" has won the Grand Prize in the festival's Critics Week section

“It’s the autobiography of something that didn’t happen,” the director with one of Hollywood's most specific visual idioms tells TheWrap in an interview 

Southern Korean film stars Isabelle Huppert of "The Piano Teacher" fame

Even the most positive reviews of Walter Salles' adaptation of "On the Road" say Jack Kerouac's book is nearly impossible to adapt

Day 8: The wild and weird "Holy Motors" provides a shot of adrenaline, and Ken Loach doesn't want to watch his language

"Killing Them Softly" juxtaposes Obama's rhetoric with grim violence, but Brad Pitt tells Cannes press conference it's not a slap at the president

Lots of things go wrong in Andrew Dominik's Brad Pitt gangster movie "Killing Them Softly" -- but beneath it all, the film is a dark indictment of American capitalism

Day 7: Three movies that weren't ready in time for Cannes steal the spotlight from the movies that did make it to the festival

Sony Pictures Classics acquired North American rights to “No,” a drama about Chilean dictator Pinochet starring Gael Garcia Bernal

James McAvoy will play opposite Jessica Chastain in the two-film his-and her projects "The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby"