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‘Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind’ Film Review: Ethan Coen Shakes the House With Rock Doc
Cannes 2022: The solo Coen brother takes a playful look at a protean rock ‘n’ roller in a film based around great live performances
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Cannes So Far: Income Inequality, Ticket Troubles and the Ghost of COVID
Cannes 2022: At a scattershot festival, some of the biggest films have taken sharp looks at the way society enshrines inequality
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How Ethan Hawke’s Love for Paul Newman Started at Church and Came to Cannes
Cannes 2022: The actor-director brought two episodes of ”The Last Movie Stars,“ his documentary series about Newman and Joanne Woodward, to the festival that often featured the couple
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‘War Pony’ Film Review: Riley Keough and Gina Gammell Tell Indigenous Story From the Inside
Cannes 2022: The two first-time directors enlisted Native American collaborators for their tales of life on the Pine Ridge Reservation
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‘Armageddon Time’ Director James Gray Says the US – and Hollywood – Are ‘in Serious Trouble’
Cannes 2022: ”We used to think of franchises as McDonald’s and Burger King — now it’s cinema,“ Gray says
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‘Hunt’ Film Review: ‘Squid Game’ Actor Lee Jung-jae Brings a Dense Spy Thriller to Cannes
Cannes 2022: Lee’s directorial debut fictionalizes Korean history and throws in double agents, buried secrets and lots of broken arms
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‘Armageddon Time’ Film Review: James Gray Looks at His Childhood Without Nostalgia
Cannes 2022: Anthony Hopkins, Anne Hathaway and Jeremy Strong are among the stars in a semi-autobiographical story that is both unsentimental and touching
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‘Tchaikovsky’s Wife’ Film Review: Cannes’ Only Russian Film Is Bold and Cold
Cannes 2022: Director Kirill Serebrennikov looks at the celebrated composer’s personal life in a drama that slips into madness
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‘Final Cut’ Cannes Review: Come to the World’s Classiest Film Festival to See Barfing, Pooping Zombies!
Cannes 2022: Director Michel Hazanavicius’ over-the-top riff on horror movies also happens to be the most entertaining Cannes opener in years
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How a Casual Hangout Led to Riley Keough and Gina Gammell’s Native American Tale ‘War Pony’
TheWrap Cannes magazine: ”We are true allies to the indigenous community, and this film was made by many indigenous people,“ Keough says of the intimate film
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‘Lux Aeterna’ Film Review: Gaspar Noe Wants to Mess You Up, Again
The Argentinian maestro of transgression has unleashed another assault on his audience, but it’s almost mesmerizing in its perverse single-mindedness
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‘Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story’ Film Review: Music Doc Combines Funky Delights With Lots of Heart
Frank Marshall and Ryan Suffern’s film chronicles the city’s annual festival with the help of Bruce Springsteen, Katy Perry and an array of Crescent City legends
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Frank Marshall on How His Music Background Led Him to New Orleans and ‘Jazz Fest’
”It’s different from my day job, where I know what I’m doing every moment,“ Marshall says of directing music docs
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Academy Museum’s ‘Regeneration’ Exhibit to Cover 73 Years of Black Cinema
The exhibition, which opens on Aug. 21, will begin with silent film and run through Gordon Parks and Melvin Van Peebles
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Karlovy Vary Film Festival to Support Ukraine by Screening Films From Canceled Odessa Fest
The Czech festival will host the Works-in-Progress section from the Odessa Film Festival, which can’t take place because of Russia’s invasion
