Cannes Report
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Magnolia Takes Domestic Rights to Period Epic ‘King’s Land’ Starring Mads Mikkelsen
Film was directed by Nikolaj Arcel (“A Royal Affair”)
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Cannes’ American Pavilion Interns Report Unpaid Work, Inappropriate Behavior: ‘I Feel Heavily Misled’
“We are all so desperate for connections that we don’t want to speak out,” one intern in the student program said at the Penske-owned property
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Cannes Report Day 10: Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Elvis’ Makes a Star Out of Austin Butler
Plus, “One Fine Morning” from Mia Hansen-Løve and star Léa Seydoux wins a Directors’ Fortnight prize
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‘Butterfly Vision’ Film Review: Ukrainian Post-War Drama Is Horrifically Timely
Cannes 2022: Maksym Nakonechnyi’s film follows a drone pilot returning home to Ukraine after being held captive for months by Russian separatists
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Is Cannes Back? Why a Wave of ‘Vibrant’ Film Sales Has Buyers ‘Very Happy’
Cannes 2022: “I’ve seen a confidence in their business, saying we’re buying, we need content, and what do you got,” Millennium’s Jeffrey Greenstein says
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Cannes Report Day 9: Guillermo Del Toro Tells Cannes to Not Be Shy About Streamers: ‘Break the Machine From the Inside’
Plus, Ali Abbasi’s “Holy Spider” acquired by Utopia, and Mads Mikkelsen will reunite with “A Royal Affair” director
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Ukrainian Filmmakers Protest Russian ‘Genocide’ at Cannes Red Carpet
“Butterfly Vision” filmmakers covered their faces with transparent squares warning of “disturbing content”
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Mads Mikkelsen to Reunite With ‘A Royal Affair’ Director for Epic Period Drama ‘King’s Land’
Nikolaj Arcel is directing the film that will begin shooting in September in Denmark, Germany and the Czech Republic
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Ali Abbasi’s Thriller ‘Holy Spider’ Acquired by Utopia After Cannes Premiere
Iranian film that’s inspired by true story of a 2001 serial killer premiered in the main competition on Sunday
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Neon Acquires Ruben Östlund’s ‘Triangle of Sadness’ Out of Cannes
Harris Dickinson and Woody Harrelson star in the film from the Palme d’Or-winning director of “The Square” and “Force Majeure”
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Cannes 2022: What Has Sold So Far, From ‘Triangle of Sadness’ to ‘Corsage’ (Updating)
New films by Cristian Mungiu, Hirokazu Kore-eda and Davy Chou have already found homes
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‘Tori and Lokita’ Film Review: Dardenne Brothers’ Refugee Drama Bursts With Humanity
Cannes 2022: The Cannes veterans sketch a heartbreaking portrait of young refugees clinging to each other in an unwelcoming Europe
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Guillermo del Toro Leads Cannes Symposium on Film’s Future: ‘What We Have Now Is Unsustainable’
Cannes 2022: The Mexican director leads a wide-ranging conversation with Paolo Sorrentino, Costa-Gavras and other noted filmmakers
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Cannes Report Day 8: David Cronenberg Slams Threat to Abortion Rights: U.S. ‘Has Gone Completely Bananas’
Plus, Kristen Stewart talks the “Crimes of the Future” walkouts
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Elizabeth Hurley Holiday Rom-Com ‘Christmas in the Caribbean’ Acquired by Screen Media (Exclusive)
Cannes 2022: MSR Media’s Philippe Martinez directed the film that will be released day-and-date in November
