19 Cannes Movies We’re Dying to See, From ‘BlacKkKlansman’ to ‘Solo’ (Photos)
This year’s festival will bring controversial films, auteurs at the top of their game and at least one mega-blockbuster to the Croisette
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Cannes Stands by Terry Gilliam’s ‘Don Quixote’ Despite Producer’s Lawsuit to Block Screening
Paulo Branco and his Alfama Films sued to block long-delayed drama from closing next month’s film festival
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Cannes Film Festival to Offer Sexual Harassment Hotline
“One of the rapes that Harvey Weinstein is accused of happened at Cannes,” French equality minister Marlene Schiappa says
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Cannes Adds Terry Gilliam’s ‘Don Quixote,’ Lars von Trier’s ‘The House That Jack Built’
Whitney Houston doc, Michael B. Jordan’s “Fahrenheit 451” also added to lineup
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Debra Granik, Gaspar Noe Films Selected for Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight Lineup
Directors’ Fortnight section will also include Panos Cosmatos’ “Mandy,” a horror film starring Nicolas Cage
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Cannes Will Welcome Back Lars von Trier, Says Festival Director
On a French radio program, general delegate Thierry Fremaux hints that von Trier’s “The House That Jack Built” will end the director’s “persona non grata” status in Cannes
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Majority of Cannes Critics’ Week Competition Films Were Directed by Women
#TimesUp comes to France
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Paul Dano’s ‘Wildlife’ to Open Cannes Critics’ Week Sidebar
The Carey Mulligan/Jake Gyllenhaal drama will be the only American film to screen in Critics’ Week
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Netflix Bails on Cannes Over Theatrical Release Mandate
Ted Sarandos passes on the south of France
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‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ to Premiere at Cannes Film Festival
Special screening set for May 15, before its May 25 global premiere
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Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem Film ‘Everybody Knows’ to Open Cannes Film Festival
Asghar Farhadi’s thriller will be only the second non-English, non-French film to open the festival
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Quelle Horreur! Cannes Film Festival Bans Selfies on Red Carpet
Festival director Thierry Fremaux also eliminates all press screenings ahead of official premiere
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‘Happy End’ Movie Review: Michael Haneke’s Latest Tackles Social Media
Austrian director’s existential riddle/puzzle is set among France’s top 1 percent
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Cannes Film Festival to Start One Day Earlier in 2018
71st annual festival will take place from May 8 to May 19, 2018
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‘Wonderstruck’ Review: Todd Haynes Aims for Magic, But It’s Elusive
As a formal exercise in the look and feel of cinema, “Wonderstruck” is dazzing; as a piece of storytelling, it’s more problematic
