Cannes Report
-
Tommy Lee Jones’ ‘The Homesman’ Is Haunted by How the West Was Won
Cannes 2014 review: This entertaining, genre-bending Western with Hilary Swank also has deeper themes on its mind
-
Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy’s ‘Eleanor Rigby’ Is a Beautiful Movie – But Does it Measure Up to the Original Version?
Cannes 2014: Director Ned Benson unveils a new, trimmed-down version of a bold two-part drama that screened in Toronto last year
-
Anne Hathaway Film ‘Song One’ Gets Distribution Deal With Cinedigm
Cannes 2014: Cinedigm will distribute the film in the fall
-
Rene Russo, Jake Gyllenhaal Thriller ‘Nightcrawler’ Picked Up by Open Road Films
Cannes 2014: Open Road Films will distribute the thrill-ride movie
-
Sex, Violence, Pretty Clothes and a Long, Cold Winter Come to Cannes
Cannes 2014: The competition gets serious with “Winter Sleep,” stylish with “Saint Laurent” and pulpy with “Wild Tales”
-
Dragons and Dramas: Jeffrey Katzenberg and Harvey Weinstein Put on Shows at Cannes
Cannes 2014: DreamWorks Animation premieres “How To Train Your Dragon 2,” while the Weinstein Company shows off its upcoming slate
-
Inside Jessica Chastain and Ned Benson’s Battle to Make ‘Eleanor Rigby’
Everybody told the director and star they could never turn their dream project into two movies — but now it’s three
-
Moguls on a Boat at Cannes: TheWrap’s Guide to Captains of the Cote d’Azur
Harvey Weinstein is among the power players that will take to the sea during the festival
-
Djimon Hounsou, Alexis Knapp of ‘Pitch Perfect’ to Star in ‘One’
Cannes 2014: The film is set in a post-apocalyptic world devastated by a virus
-
How Mike Leigh Made Cannes’ Biggest Hit on an Impossible Budget
Cannes 2014: Leigh’s “Mr. Turner” is the hit of the festival so far, but the director says he was tempted to make a bad movie
-
Good Morning Cannes, Day Two: Child Abuse Is a Hot Subject for Bad Movies
Cannes 2014: Atom Egoyan directs another dud, but does make some money
-
Ryan Reynolds’ Cannes Thriller ‘The Captive’ Draws (and Deserves) Boos
Cannes 2014: Atom Egoyan’s child-abduction drama may be provocative, but it’s also pretty ludicrous
-
‘Girl Movie’ Day at Cannes: The Women Throw a Dark, Depressing Party
Cannes 2014: “Party Girl” and “That Lovely Girl” kick off Un Certain Regard with a day of downbeat dramas directed or co-directed by women
-
‘Mr. Turner’ Review: Mike Leigh’s (Self-)Portrait of the Artist
Cannes 2014: Timothy Spall’s self-centered painter anchors Leigh’s brilliant examination of the human price of creative genius
-
Cannes Parties: 11 Hottest Invites at the Festival
Cannes 2014: TheWrap’s handpicked selection of invites your clients, boss, friends (and frenemies) at the festival are chasing. These are the events Hollywood is talking about on the ground in France
