‘Border’ Film Review: Are Moviegoers Ready for Hot, Hairy Troll Sex?
Cannes 2018: Director Ali Abbasi delivers a formidable load of WTF with a work that’s part horror film, part allegory about our fear of outsiders
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‘Leto’ Film Review: Musical Biopic Is a Rock ‘n’ Roll Fever Dream
Cannes 2018: Russian director Kirill Serebrennikov tells the story of musician Viktor Tsoi in a way that is messy, surreal and ultimately moving
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‘Yomeddine’ Film Review: First Time’s a Charmer for Egyptian Drama
Cannes 2018: Rookie director A.B. Shawky’s road film about an unlikely pair fleeing a leper colony and an orphanage is the rare Cannes film best described as “sweet”
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‘BlacKkKlansman’ Star Laura Harrier on Going From Spider-Man’s Homecoming to Cannes Red Carpet
TheWrap Cannes magazine: Laura Harrier immersed herself in the early ’70s culture to play a black power activist in new Spike Lee joint
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Cannes Film Festival 2018 Preview: No Selfies, No Netflix, No Problem
Spike Lee, Han Solo and the return of the once-disgraced Lars von Trier ought to overshadow the absence of a streaming giant and the new rules prohibiting red-carpet snapshots
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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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‘Kings’ Film Review: Halle Berry Drama Gives a Female Perspective to LA Riots
“Mustang” director Deniz Gamze Erguven is skilled at portraying messy family ties, but her film falls short in other areas
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Oscars Add New Round of Voting in Music Categories
Best Original Song and Best Original Score will now be narrowed to a 15-film shortlist before a second round produces the five nominees
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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
