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Michel Hazanavicius

  • Michel Hazanavicius Film ‘Final Cut’ Drops Out of Virtual Sundance

    “We fully support Sundance’s decision to move the festival to a virtual format,” but the filmmaking team prefers a premiere with a live audience

    By

    Brian Welk
    January 10, 2022 @ 12:08 PM
    Movies
    12:08 PM
    Michel Hazanavicius Film ‘Final Cut’ Drops Out of Virtual Sundance
  • Cannes Winds Down: Who’s Going to Win the Palme d’Or?

    The decision is now in the hands of Pedro Almodovar’s jury, with contenders including “Loveless,” “120 Beats Per Minute” and “Good Time”

    By

    Steve Pond
    May 27, 2017 @ 11:56 AM
    Cannes Report
    11:56 AM
    Cannes Winds Down: Who’s Going to Win the Palme d’Or?
  • Cannes So Far: Movies Take a Back Seat to Netflix and Security

    The 70th anniversary Cannes has delivered strong films, but nothing to seize the conversation away from the streaming giant and tech snafus

    By

    Steve Pond
    May 21, 2017 @ 5:27 PM
    Cannes Report
    5:27 PM
    Cannes So Far: Movies Take a Back Seat to Netflix and Security
  • ‘Redoubtable’ Cannes Review: Can a Sketch Comedy About Jean-Luc Godard Really Work?

    Six years after winning Best Picture for “The Artist,” director Michel Hazanavicius plays to his strengths as a genre prankster

    By

    Wrap Staff
    May 20, 2017 @ 5:11 PM
    Movies
    5:11 PM
    ‘Redoubtable’ Cannes Review: Can a Sketch Comedy About Jean-Luc Godard Really Work?
  • Cannes 2017: 14 Directors to Watch, From Bong Joon Ho to Todd Haynes (Exclusive Photos)

    CannesWrap magazine: At a true directors’ film festival, here are some of the men and women whose work will shine

    By

    Wrap Staff
    May 16, 2017 @ 4:39 PM
    News
    4:39 PM
    Cannes 2017: 14 Directors to Watch, From Bong Joon Ho to Todd Haynes (Exclusive Photos)
  • ‘The Artist’ Director’s Message to ISIS: Life Is About Sex and You Won’t Change That

    “Between being born and dying as late as possible, the main idea is to f–k, laugh, eat, play, f–k,” the filmmaker writes on Facebook

    By

    Beatrice Verhoeven
    November 18, 2015 @ 8:21 AM
    8:21 AM
    ‘The Artist’ Director’s Message to ISIS: Life Is About Sex and You Won’t Change That
  • Michel Hazanavicius Premieres New Version of ‘The Search’ in Sarajevo: ‘It’s Definitely a Better Movie’

    “The Artist” director’s ambitious film about the conflict in Chechnya has been re-edited since its Cannes debut

    By

    Steve Pond
    August 18, 2014 @ 5:43 PM
    5:43 PM
    Michel Hazanavicius Premieres New Version of ‘The Search’ in Sarajevo: ‘It’s Definitely a Better Movie’
  • Good Morning Cannes, Day 7: In First Film Since ‘The Artist,’ Michel Hazanavicius Gets Booed

    Major oversight: There was no Uggie to charm the audience

    By

    Jordan Zakarin
    May 21, 2014 @ 7:50 AM
    7:50 AM
    Good Morning Cannes, Day 7: In First Film Since ‘The Artist,’ Michel Hazanavicius Gets Booed
  • ‘The Search’ Takes Michel Hazanavicius From a Silent Movie to a Bloody War

    Cannes review 2014: The director of “The Artist” dives into a serious subject with his drama set in the war in Chechnya

    By

    Sasha Stone
    May 21, 2014 @ 5:57 AM
    5:57 AM
    ‘The Search’ Takes Michel Hazanavicius From a Silent Movie to a Bloody War
  • Worldview Entertainment Hires Clifford Werber as President of Motion Picture Group

    Werber was senior executive in charge of worldwide co-productions and acquisitions at both Twentieth Century Fox and Warner Bros.

    By

    Jason Hughes
    May 12, 2014 @ 11:03 PM
    11:03 PM
    Worldview Entertainment Hires Clifford Werber as President of Motion Picture Group
  • ‘Terminator’s’ Michael Biehn Picks ‘The Artist’s’ Ben Kurland to Star in ‘Mindless’ (Exclusive)

    Blanc/Biehn Prods. is behind Jason DeVan’s thriller, which is in the vein of “Memento” and “Side Effects”

    By

    Jeff Sneider
    April 1, 2014 @ 11:37 AM
    11:37 AM
    ‘Terminator’s’ Michael Biehn Picks ‘The Artist’s’ Ben Kurland to Star in ‘Mindless’ (Exclusive)
  • Michel Hazanavicius Backstage at the Oscars: I Could Thank Billy Wilder a Thousand Times

    The Oscar winning director of “The Artist” called Billy Wilder the perfect director and said he next wants to remake “The Search”

    By

    Joshua L. Weinstein
    February 26, 2012 @ 10:45 PM
    10:45 PM
  • Oscars 2012: Michel Hazanavicius Named Best Director for ‘The Artist’

    Hazanavicius became the Oscar favorite after beating Woody Allen, Alexander Payne, David Fincher and Martin Scorsese for the DGA Award

    By

    Steve Pond
    February 26, 2012 @ 7:53 PM
    7:53 PM
  • ‘The Artist’ Dominates a Mainstream Independent Spirit Awards

    Michelle Williams, Jean Dujardin, Christopher Plummer and Shailene Woodley win acting awards

    By

    Steve Pond
    February 25, 2012 @ 3:38 PM
    3:38 PM
  • Can ‘The Artist’ Have It Both Ways?

    In an odd turn of events, “The Artist” could win the Oscar as a French film a day after winning a Spirit Award as an American one

    By

    Steve Pond
    February 23, 2012 @ 2:02 PM
    2:02 PM
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