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REPORT: Cannes 2021

Cineuropa is covering the 74th Cannes Film Festival live from the Croisette with reviews, interviews and market reports...

REPORT: Cannes 2021

237 articles available in total starting from 08/01/2021. Last article published on 23/08/2021.

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Review: A Chiara

Review: A Chiara

CANNES 2021: Jonas Carpignano closes his “Gioia Tauro trilogy” with a film halfway between documentary and fiction that centres on a young girl in a criminal family  

09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: Lingui, The Sacred Bonds

Review: Lingui, The Sacred Bonds

CANNES 2021: Mahamat-Saleh Haroun delivers a luminous work about a mother whose love for her daughter causes her to change course and to set about surmounting social and religious taboos  

09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Competition

Review: Olga

Review: Olga

CANNES 2021: Gymnastics and Ukrainian revolution for the teenage champion at the heart of the first feature from Elie Grappe, which explores the contrasting facets of total devotion  

09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ Week

Review: Cow

Review: Cow

CANNES 2021: Andrea Arnold delivers a master class in how to look an animal in the eyes  

09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Cannes Premiere

Review: Great Freedom

Review: Great Freedom

CANNES 2021: Franz Rogowski excels as a man incarcerated for his homosexuality in post-war Germany, in this impressive drama by Austrian director Sebastian Meise  

09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Un Certain Regard

Emmanuel Carrère • Director of Between Two Worlds

Interview: Emmanuel Carrère • Director of Between Two Worlds

“The film has a social aspect, but also a hitchcockian element”

CANNES 2021: The famous novelist once again turned filmmaker decrypts his free adaptation of the book by Florence Aubenas, which opened the Directors’ Fortnight  

09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: The Worst Person in the World

Review: The Worst Person in the World

CANNES 2021: Joachim Trier delivers a perfectly watchable love story, or stories, but his female protagonist seems lifted from a fantasy land  

09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Competition

Review: Playground

Review: Playground

CANNES 2021: Filmed from a child’s perspective, Laura Wandel’s first feature is a moving, subtle yet incisive tale which impresses for its intense depiction of bullying at school  

08/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Un Certain Regard

Review: Libertad

Review: Libertad

CANNES 2021: Clara Roquet imbues every little detail in her feature debut with meaning, as she delves into the complexities of attaining freedom from the point of view of a teenage girl  

08/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ Week

Review: The Hill Where Lionesses Roar

Review: The Hill Where Lionesses Roar

CANNES 2021: Luàna Bajrami delivers a fine first feature, fresh and full of punch, about three girls who metamorphose into a pack of thieves in order to escape the destiny already drawn out for them  

08/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Directors’ Fortnight

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