Cannes Report
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Cannes Review: ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ Is Wes Anderson’s Ode to Arrested Development
"Moonrise Kingdom" is sometimes more style than substance, but it's also charming, occasionally moving and always engaging, as Wes Anderson films are wont to be
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Sacha Baron Cohen Brings His ‘Dictator’ Schtick to Cannes
The promotional stunts just keep on coming — ho hum — as Sacha Baron Cohen's character cavorts on a yacht and snarls traffic on the Croisette
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Sony Pictures Classics Nabs Rights to Susanne Bier’s ‘Love Is All You Need’
The Italian set drama stars Pierce Brosnan
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Fortissimo Films Acquires Terence Davies’ ‘Sunset Song’
The British director will follow up his acclaimed "The Deep Blue Sea" with this look at poverty in the 1930s U.K.
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Cannes 2012: Is It Harvey Weinstein’s Kingdom This Year?
Day 1: The Cannes Film Festival kicks off with Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom" and with the dominant presence of Harvey Weinstein
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Cannes 2012: It’s a Man’s World (But at Least That Man Isn’t Lars von Trier)
2012's Cannes Film Festival doesn't have a single female director in competition, but at least it'll be free of Lars von Trier's antics
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The Weinstein Company Acquires ‘The Sapphires’ with Chris O’Dowd
The Australian film centers on an Aboriginal girl group that performs in Vietnam
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Cannes Classics: Steven Spielberg, Alfred Hitchcock, Agnes Varda, Roman Polanski Headline
Cannes has selected 13 films from a star-studded cast of directors for its Classics program this May
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Ewan McGregor, Alexander Payne Named to Cannes Jury
Diane Kruger, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Andrea Arnold will join Ewan McGregor and Alexander Payne on main competition jury
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Cannes Will Be Speaking English This Year: David Cronenberg, Lee Daniels, Andrew Dominik…
The Cannes Film Festival unveils a lineup long on English-language films, with stars like Brad Pitt, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart
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Cannes to Honor Claude Miller on Closing Night
The “New Wave” disciple’s final film “Thérèse Desqueyroux” with Audrey Tautou will be shown on the festival’s final night
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Italian Filmmaker Nanni Moretti Named Cannes’ Jury President
Six films by the actor/director have previously been presented at the festival
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Cannes’ President, Director Renew Contracts; Fremeaux Gets More Power
Gilles Jacob and Thierry Fremaux will serve through 2014
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Iran Blasts Cannes’ von Trier Banishment; Director Defends Festival
Deputy culture minister says ban leaves “dark stain” on festival history; von Trier says his comments were “unintelligent and hurtful”
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Curtis Hanson: ‘Tell Geithner to F—ing Blow Me’ and Other ‘Too Big’ Changes
“L.A. Confidential” director faced daunting task: turn financial conversations between men in suits into a thriller