Asia Argento Joins ‘X Factor’ Italy as Judge
Actress has accused Harvey Weinstein of raping her in 1997
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Keanu Reeves Joins Ali Wong, Randall Park Comedy ‘Always Be My Maybe’ at Netflix
Daniel Dae Kim also stars in the film that starts production in Vancouver this week
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One Year Ago Today, Harvey Weinstein Was the Toast of Cannes at amfAR AIDS Benefit
A lot has changed since the mogul and then-wife Georgina Chapman appeared at the grand event
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The Day Harvey Weinstein’s Comeback Fantasy Ended
There isn’t a path for the disgraced mogul anymore. But he’ll never believe it
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Harvey Weinstein Accuser Asia Argento Praises Arrest: ‘First Step on His Inevitable Descent to Hell’
“We, the women, finally have real hope for justice,” Italian actress tweets
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‘How to Talk to Girls at Parties’ Film Review: Punks Meet Aliens in Messy Mash-Up
Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman are among the stars of John Cameron Mitchell’s awkward film, which could have been a midnight-movie hit in another era
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Saban Films President Talks Cannes Shopping Spree, Future Plans in ‘Theatrical Business’
Cannes 2018: “We’re staring to slowly and carefully get into the theatrical business,” Bill Bromiley tells TheWrap
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Cannes Film Market ‘Healthy’ as New Players Fill Streaming Giant Void
Cannes 2018: “People associate activity with big players spending a lot of money. That can be a little misleading,” Saban Films president Bill Bromiley tells TheWrap
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The Cannes – Oscar Connection: How Strong Will It Be This Year?
The connection between the most prestigious film festival and the most celebrated film award can fluctuate wildly — and this year’s crop is most promising in one specific category
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‘Fahrenheit 451’ Film Review: Michael B. Jordan Remakes Ray Bradbury for the Age of Fake News
Cannes 2018: Ramin Bahrani directed a new adaptation starring Michael Shannon
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Asia Argento Condemns Harvey Weinstein During Cannes Awards: ‘This Festival Was His Hunting Ground’ (Video)
“We’re not going to allow you to get away with it any longer,” actress warns other sexual predators in the industry
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Is the Cannes Film Festival in Decline? Not to the French
Cannes 2018: As the festival comes to an end, here’s why it still matters — and why “BlacKkKlansman” and “Sink or Swim” were two of its most important films this year
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Netflix Lands Cannes Award Winners ‘Happy as Lazzaro’ and ‘Girl’
Streaming service previously closed a $30 million worldwide deal for animated film “Next Gen”
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‘Shoplifters’ Wins Palme d’Or at 2018 Cannes Film Festival
Cannes 2018: Spike Lee takes Grand Prize for “BlacKkKlansman”; Marcello Fonte and Samal Yeslyamova win acting awards for “Dogman” and “Ayka”
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Critics’ Groups Give Top Cannes Awards to Korean Drama ‘Burning’
Cannes 2018: Lee Chang-dong’s slow-burn drama was named the festival’s top film by FIPRESCI and the International Cinephile Society
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‘The Wild Pear Tree’ Film Review: Cannes Competition Ends With Exasperating, Talky Drama
Cannes 2018: Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s “Winter Sleep” won the Palme d’Or in 2014, but his new “The Wild Pear Tree” has plenty of the former’s verbose sprawl with little of its gravitas and heft
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Cannes Report, Day 10: What Will Win the Palme d’Or?
Cannes 2018: Cate Blanchett’s jury will have the chance to make a statement about women or race or international politics or just cinema
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Troll Sex Movie ‘Border’ Wins Top Prize in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard Section
Cannes 2018: Sergei Loznitsa wins best-director award for “Donbass,” while Viktor Polster takes acting prize for “Girl”
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Magnolia Pictures Pinches Japanese Drama ‘Shoplifters’
Cannes 2018: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s new film premiered this week at the French festival
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‘Capharnaum’ Film Review: Nadine Labaki’s Searing Drama Brings Tears, Ovations
Cannes 2018: Film about undocumented boy is a kind of “Slumdog Millionaire” scrubbed of empty flash and infused with blistering geopolitical resonance
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‘Whitney’ Cannes Review: Beyond the Bombshells Is a Straightforward Music Documentary
Cannes 2018: Where the Oscar-winning “Amy” was a full-on record, Kevin Macdonald’s Whitney Houston doc is more of a greatest hits compilation
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Surprise! PETA Backs Lars von Trier’s Animal Mutilation Scene in ‘The House That Jack Built’
The Cannes shocker finds an ally in animal rights group
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Cannes Report, Day 9: Lars von Trier Responds to Criticism, ‘Burning’ Has Critics Fawning
“The House That Jack Built” director says he’s “never killed anyone myself. If I do, it will probably be a journalist”
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‘At War’ Film Review: Vincent Lindon Improvises His Way to the Front of the Cannes Best Actor Race
Cannes 2018: Lindon stars in French director Stephane Brize’s escalating tale of futile anger and post-globalized doom
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Cannes Report, Day 8: Andrew Garfield’s New Movie Divides, But Critics Are Unanimous About John Travolta’s ‘Gotti’
“Low-rent sideshow,” one review says of Travolta’s mafia film
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John Travolta, Spike Lee and 31 More Portraits From TheWrap’s Studio at The Girls’ Lounge Cannes (Exclusive Photos)
Cannes 2018: Mads Mikkelsen, Topher Grace, Kelly Preston and more show off their new projects on the Croisette
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The Scene at TheWrap and The Female Quotient’s Cannes Panel on Gender Equity (Photos)
Cannes 2018: Top industry figures lead discussion on “Changing Hollywood: The Road to 50/50 by 2020”
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Nicolas Cage Thriller ‘Between Worlds’ Heads to Saban Films
Cannes 2018: This marks the fifth acquisition out of the festival for the distributor
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‘The House That Jack Built’ Film Review: The Real Shocker Is How Dull Lars von Trier’s Film Is
Cannes 2018: Lars von Trier’s gleeful look at a sadistic killer is actually boring when it isn’t grossing you out
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Spike Lee Denounces ‘That Motherf–er’ Trump, Explains Charlottesville Scenes in ‘BlacKkKlansman’
Cannes 2018: “It was a defining moment, and he could have said to the world, not just the United States, that we were better than that,” director says
