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10148 articles available in total starting from 02/07/2002. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

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Review: Les Misérables

Review: Les Misérables

Fred Cavayé delivers a new adaptation of Victor Hugo’s celebrated popular novel, modernising its ambitions and placing it at the crossroads of melodrama and action cinema  

18/09 | San Sebastián 2026 | Competition

Saint-Jean-de-Luz opens its arms to young talents

Saint-Jean-de-Luz opens its arms to young talents

The line-up for the 13th edition of the Basque festival, unspooling 3 to 9 October, features 10 debut or sophomore features premiering in France  

17/09 | Saint-Jean-de-Luz 2026

Yesim Ustaoğlu • Director of What Remains

Interview: Yesim Ustaoğlu • Director of What Remains

"The main character strives for a kind of purity that allows her to be herself and to fear nothing"

The Turkish filmmaker sheds light on her new movie, centred on a woman who takes to the road to try to find herself  

16/09 | San Sebastián 2026 | Competition

Hanaël El Yousfi • Director of The Daughters of Abraham

Interview: Hanaël El Yousfi • Director of The Daughters of Abraham

"It's not belief that’s harmful, it’s tradition disguised as belief"

The French filmmaker explains why she wanted to tackle the divide between two communities which actually have a great deal in common  

15/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

Review: The Daughters of Abraham

Review: The Daughters of Abraham

Hanaël El Yousfi delivers a bold and vibrant, feminist debut feature film about emancipation and the deceptive, ossified boundaries of communitarianism  

14/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

Nicolas Pariser • Director of One Minute to Midnight

Interview: Nicolas Pariser • Director of One Minute to Midnight

"I decided to explore a character carrying out an investigation that’s actually an investigation of himself"

VENICE 2026: The French filmmaker explains why he went against prevailing narrative conventions to reflect on male-female relations  

11/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Review: One Minute to Midnight

Review: One Minute to Midnight

VENICE 2026: Nicolas Pariser devises a charming, politically tinged ramble centred on a man in the mirror who wakes up to his past  

10/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Stéphane Brizé • Director of A Good Little Soldier

Interview: Stéphane Brizé • Director of A Good Little Soldier

"The cynicism of the system has reached such staggering levels that comedy probably results in a better reflection of reality"

VENICE 2026: The French filmmaker unpacks his new film, which examines the mechanics of oppression at work and willing servitude on a human scale  

10/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Jérôme Pierrat • Director of Moolah

Interview: Jérôme Pierrat • Director of Moolah

"I cast real gangsters so they could be themselves"

VENICE 2026: The French director talks us through the adventure that was the making of his first fiction feature, inspired by his investigative documentary work amongst criminals  

10/09 | Venice 2026 | Orizzonti

Review: A Good Little Soldier

Review: A Good Little Soldier

VENICE 2026: In a relentless gut-punch of a film, Stéphane Brizé dissects the inner workings of contemporary corporate culture, entrusting Alba Rohrwacher with a major role  

09/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

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