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
Cannes 2019: Anchored in story in a way his last few movies have not been, this World War II drama is the director’s most monumental work since “The Tree of Life”
Cannes 2019: Almodóvar’s gentle memory piece replaces the youthful provocation of his early films with mature reflection
TheWrap Cannes magazine: “I don’t know how many times people have worked performing a character that not only exists but is directing you,” says Banderas of his eighth movie with Almodóvar, “Pain and Glory”
TheWrap Cannes magazine: Our biggest portfolio ever tracked down festival-bound directors from Madrid to Montreal, Paris to Taipei, Moscow to Darjeeling
TheWrap Cannes magazine: Our critics reflect on the best of what they’ve seen at the French festival in the decade TheWrap has attended
TheWrap Cannes magazine: Nowhere else in the world does a single ecstatic ovation have the power to change a director’s life
Four female filmmakers are represented in the main competition, along with such past Cannes directors as Pedro Almodovar, Ken Loach, Xavier Dolan, the Dardenne brothers and Terrence Malick
Asghar Farhadi’s thriller will be only the second non-English, non-French film to open the festival
Oscar winner will preside over 71st annual fest in South of France
From Vargas’ affair with Frida Kahlo to a late-in-life career boost from Pedro Almodóvar, this dazzling film chronicles an extraordinary life
The decision is now in the hands of Pedro Almodovar’s jury, with contenders including “Loveless,” “120 Beats Per Minute” and “Good Time”
Francois Ozon’s film is the silliest, most sordid and least tasteful film at Cannes this year — and it’s an absolute gem
The streaming service has raised hackles at the famed festival for cineastes, but technical problems contributed to the film’s initially hostile reception
CannesWrap magazine: From Francis Coppola and Atom Egoyan to Ethan Coen and Xavier Dolan, here are six times Cannes jurors didn’t get along
Nicole Kidman, Al Gore, Colin Farrell and more stars and filmmakers hit the Grand Palais in style
French exhibitors aren’t happy the streaming service got an invite to the Croisette, but the stacked lineup of international auteurs should be a cinema lover’s dream
Pedro Almodovar presides over this year’s Cannes Film Festival jury
Pedro Almodóvar will preside over this year’s jury
“Julieta” director says he’ll devote himself “body and soul to this task”
From Steve Carrell to Annette Bening, Kit Harington and Issa Rae
At a Cannes Film Festival full of the kind of transgressive filmmaking he pioneered, Almodóvar has gotten downright decorous
List is dominated by European countries, but “Neruda,” “Julieta” and “Elle” don’t make the cut
TheWrap Best & Worst 2016: Film reviews editor Alonso Duralde breaks down the highlights from a very competitive year
TheWrap Magazine: “Worldwide, there is a feeling of brokenheartedness, and I hope we can incorporate a narrative and a perspective of goodwill and compassion,” actor says
Editor Anne Coates, casting director Lynn Stalmaster and documentary director Frederick Wiseman are also honored at the awards ceremony and campaign stop
TheWrap Screening Series: “I felt very insecure about the language and the culture,” Oscar-winning director says
The screening series at the Landmark movie theater in Westwood hosts live interviews with the talent behind the season’s best films
Frontrunners for the hotly contested prize include “Toni Erdmann,” “The Salesman,” “Neruda” and “Julieta”
High-profile contenders include Germany’s “Toni Erdmann,” Iran’s “The Salesman,” Chile’s “Neruda” and Spain’s “Julieta”
