Ken Loach’s ‘Sorry We Missed You’ Nabbed By Zeitgeist Films and Kino Lorber Ahead of TIFF
British working-class drama to be released in New York beginning on March 6, 2020
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Cannes at the Halfway Point: How Did Elton John Become King of the Fest?
Cannes 2019: While most of the attention has gone to a pair of major-studio flicks, “Rocketman” and the yet-unseen “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood,” the festival is also full of dark films for a dark age
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‘Sorry We Missed You’ Film Review: Once Again, Ken Loach Sings the Working Class Blues
Cannes 2019: Loach’s new film could make him the first director to win three Palme d’Or awards, but he struggles to find anything fresh to say in his usual arena
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18 Hot Sales Titles in Cannes, From ‘Moonfall’ to ‘Cherry’
Cannes Film Festival 2019: Chris Hemsworth’s “Down Under Cover” and Anthony Mackie’s “The Banker” are just a few films heating up the Croisette this year
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Cannes Film Festival Opens With More Netflix Drama and Too Few Female Directors (Again)
TheWrap Cannes magazine: Nowhere else in the world does a single ecstatic ovation have the power to change a director’s life
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‘I, Daniel Blake’ Review: Ken Loach’s Touching Character Study Is Fueled by Righteous Indignation
Standout performances highlight Loach’s occasionally heavy-handed but moving study of working-class struggles
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‘A Gentle Creature’ Cannes Review: An Ambitious Tale of Russian Corruption
While not much happens in the grand scheme, just about a thousand things happen in every scene of Sergei Loznitsa’s film
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Karlovy Vary Film Festival to Salute Ken Loach, James Newton Howard
Czech Republic festival will also present a restored version of the Oscar-winning film “The Shop on Main Street”
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Toronto Film Festival: Awards, Politics and, Oh Yeah, ‘Birth of a Nation’
Eleven days will have plenty of on- and off-screen drama, but right now Nate Parker is overshadowing it all
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Oscars So WTF? 21 Most Surprising New Academy Members, From Daphne Zuniga to Tina Fey (Photos)
Overlooked stars and curious additions fill the record-breaking Academy class of 2016
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Rupert Murdoch’s Sons Lead Pack of Notable Executives to Join Academy
New members also include higher-ups at Paramount, Warner Bros., Universal, Will Packer, Netflix
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Daphne Zuniga, Marlon Wayans and 20 Other WTF New Academy Members
Numerous names raise eyebrows in record-breaking AMPAS Class of 2016 — often because we assumed they were already voting on the Oscars
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How Many Oscar Contenders Have Emerged From First Half of 2016?
“Everybody Wants Some!!” and “Zootopia” might defy the odds as rare Academy Award nominees from first six months of the year
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Cannes Recap: Can Any of This Year’s Movies Crash the Oscar Race?
Cannes movies won nine Academy Awards in February, but the next crop looks a lot thinner
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17 Biggest Winners and Losers of Cannes Film Festival 2016
Sean Penn, Kristen Stewart, Woody Allen, provocateurs and terrorists all made our list of the festival’s best and worst
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Ken Loach’s ‘I, Daniel Blake’ Wins Cannes Film Festival’s Palme d’Or
In an awards ceremony filled with upsets, top acting prizes go to Jaclyn Jose for “Ma’ Rosa” and Shahab Hosseini for “The Salesman”
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Cannes: Sundance Selects Acquires Ken Loach Drama ‘I, Daniel Blake’
Politically charged film from veteran British director won strong reviews after Thursday’s Cannes premiere
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Sex, Skin & Nerve in Cannes: 5 Top Lessons From the French Film Festival So Far
Steve Pond: Good or bad, film after film at this year’s festival has been bold, audacious and even a little nuts
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Czech Films Hit the Road for Moveable Fest
Czech That Film Festival's stop in Los Angeles is only part of an 11-city U.S. tour
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‘The Angels’ Share’ Review: Ken Loach Pours Engaging Shot of Scotch
The Glasgow-set comedy is really a heist yarn with a conscience — and a Scottish brogue
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‘The Angels’ Share’ Review: Ken Loach Pours Engaging Shot of Scotch
His Glasgow-set comedy is actually a heist film with a conscience — and a heavy brogue
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Ken Loach Slams Margaret Thatcher, Says Funeral Should Be ‘Privatized’
Socialist filmmaker calls Thatcher "the most divisive and destructive prime minister of modern times."
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Cannes Has That Scaled-Back Feeling
Early signs point to fewer executives and titles that just aren’t hot enough to acquire.
