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Misunderstood by Asia Argento

23/05/2014

CANNES 2014: Entertaining and tender, rich in pop references, the third film by the Roman director who is returning to Cannes ten years from Ingannevole è il cuore sopra ogni cosa, selected during Directors’ Fortnight  

Incompresa

Incompresa

Jimmy’s Hall by Ken Loach

23/05/2014

CANNES 2014: Social, militant and political, the latest film by Ken Loach is a well-finished historical drama that will please a broad audience  

Jimmy’s Hall

Jimmy’s Hall

When Animals Dream by Jonas Alexander Arnby

22/05/2014

CANNES 2014: An initiation and fantasy story presented at Critics’ Week. The only film on a werewolf presented in Cannes this year  

Når dyrene drømmer

Når dyrene drømmer

Geronimo by Tony Gatlif

22/05/2014

CANNES 2014: The art of the Roma director culminates in a wild, sensual film, like a dance dripping in sweat, heart-rending like a flamenco, and simply intoxicating  

Geronimo

Geronimo

Goodbye to Language by Jean-Luc Godard

22/05/2014

CANNES 2014: A great architect of deconstruction, Jean-Luc Godard is back with a tremendous impressionist and metaphysical film in 3D  

Adieu au langage

Adieu au langage

Queen and Country by John Boorman

21/05/2014

CANNES 2014: The legendary writer-director of Leo the Last unveiled at the Cannes Fortnight a film based on his two years of military service, and every second is a sheer delight  

Queen and Country

Queen and Country

The Search by Michel Hazanavicius

21/05/2014

CANNES 2014: Michel Hazanavicius breaks the indifference towards the Chechnya tragedy in an ambitious melodrama which doesn’t escape all of the pitfalls of the genre  

The Search

The Search

In the Name of My Daughter by André Téchiné

21/05/2014

CANNES 2014: André Téchiné revisits a strange story blending the conquering of a casino with the shenanigans of an elusive lothario played by Guillaume Canet  

L'Homme qu'on aimait trop

L'Homme qu'on aimait trop

The Way Out by Petr Václav

21/05/2014

CANNES 2014: A surprisingly sober look at a topic that has been furiously discussed by the general public, in the form of a cinematic sociological study  

Cesta Ven

Cesta Ven

Li'l Quinquin by Bruno Dumont

21/05/2014

CANNES 2014: Having a whale of a time playing around with the conventional police-enquiry genre, the French purist arthouse filmmaker has made an astonishing off-the-wall, and very funny, mini-series  

P'tit Quinquin

P'tit Quinquin
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