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Fabien Lemercier

9752 articles available in total starting from 02/07/2002. Last article published on 03/09/2025.

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Un Certain Regard crowns The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki

Un Certain Regard crowns The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki

CANNES 2016: The feature debut by Finnish director Juho Kuosmanen has come out on top; honourable mentions for The Stopover, Harmonium and The Red Turtle  

21/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Un Certain Regard/Awards

Cannes' FIPRESCI Award goes to Toni Erdmann

Cannes' FIPRESCI Award goes to Toni Erdmann

CANNES 2016: The international critics have crowned the film by German director Maren Ade; Dogs and Raw also awarded  

21/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Awards

The Salesman: It’s better to leave well alone

The Salesman: It’s better to leave well alone

CANNES 2016: Teaming up with French company Memento Films, Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi brings us a new narrative gem on the theatre of the human condition  

21/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Competition

Elle: "Let them be cursed and damned beyond redemption"

Elle: "Let them be cursed and damned beyond redemption"

CANNES 2016: A karmic, acidic and perverse film masterfully directed by Paul Verhoeven and starring an Isabelle Huppert at her peak  

21/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Competition

The Fortnight's Europa Cinemas Label goes to Mercenary

The Fortnight's Europa Cinemas Label goes to Mercenary

CANNES 2016: The feature debut by French filmmaker Sacha Wolff has been crowned as the best European film in the Directors' Fortnight  

20/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Directors' Fortnight/Awards

Sacha Wolff • Director

Interview: Sacha Wolff • Director

"These mercenaries that we summon from the four corners of the earth"

CANNES 2016: Sacha Wolff talks about Mercenary, his hard-hitting and stunning feature debut, unveiled in the Directors' Fortnight Europa Cinemas Label  

20/05/2016

Cristian Mungiu • Director

Q&A: Cristian Mungiu • Director

"There’s a link between corruption, compromising your principles and education"

CANNES 2016: Romanian filmmaker Cristian Mungiu tells us how Graduation, which had its world premiere in competition, was born  

20/05/2016

The Critics’ Week Grand Prize goes to Mimosas

The Critics’ Week Grand Prize goes to Mimosas

CANNES 2016: Spanish director Óliver Laxe’s film emerges triumphant in the Critics’ Week; the Visionary Award goes to Albüm by Turkey’s Mehmet Can Mertoglu  

19/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Critics’ Week/Awards

The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki: Behind the scenes

The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki: Behind the scenes

CANNES 2016: An atmospheric nose-dive into black and white in the wake of a boxer on the brink of victory for Finnish director Juho Kuosmanen’s debut feature  

19/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Un Certain Regard

Graduation: "To err is human"

Graduation: "To err is human"

CANNES 2016: Cristian Mungiu brings us almost the perfect film, a cross between a human and societal piece, about corruptly deviating from the principle of trust  

19/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Competition

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