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Cannes 2014 / Critics’ Week

10 articles available in total starting from 21/04/2014. Last article published on 23/05/2014.

Hippocrates: "That's the job sinking in"

Hippocrates: "That's the job sinking in"

CANNES 2014: Thomas Lilti closed the Critics’ Week with a subtle film about a young doctor’s initiation into the crisis-ridden world of public hospitals  

23/05/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week

When Animals Dream: the wolf and the lamb

When Animals Dream: the wolf and the lamb

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

22/05/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week

Grand Prize for The Tribe at the Critic's Week

Grand Prize for The Tribe at the Critic's Week

CANNES 2014: Victory at the Critics’ Week for the feature debut by Ukrainian director Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy, who also snagged the Visionary Award  

22/05/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week

Hope: a drop of love in a cruel world

Hope: a drop of love in a cruel world

CANNES 2014: Reality cinema for Boris Lojkine and a moving story of a desperate trip across Northern Africa by a Nigerian and a Cameroonian who dream of Europe  

20/05/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week

Gente de bien: "We don't fit in here"

Gente de bien: "We don't fit in here"

CANNES 2014: Family and class relationships for the first feature film by Colombian Franco Lolli, a sensitive and humanist film produced by France  

19/05/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics' Week

Darker Than Midnight: transgender, young and escaping

Darker Than Midnight: transgender, young and escaping

CANNES 2014: A dramatic coming-of-age story set in Sicily in a film that is openly inspired by the adolescents of Truffaut and Gus Van Sant  

16/05/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week/Italy

FLA (Faire l'amour): Dialogue of the deaf

FLA (Faire l'amour): Dialogue of the deaf

CANNES 2014: Haitian/Parisian director Djinn Carrénard opened the Critics’ Week with an intimate and realistic film about two characters fiercely silenced  

16/05/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week/France

Darker Than Midnight: a drag queen strutting on the Croisette

Darker Than Midnight: a drag queen strutting on the Croisette

Following the incredible success of Salvo in 2013 (winning the Grand Prix and Revelation Prize), Italy is in competition at the Critics’ Week with Darker Than Midnight, Sebastiano Riso’s debut  

22/04/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week

Six French productions in programme

Six French productions in programme

Hope and Gente de bien aim for the Grand Prix. Also lined up are FLA, Respire, Hippocrate and L'Institutrice  

22/04/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week

The Critics’ Week selection is unveiled

The Critics’ Week selection is unveiled

Italian director Sebastiano Riso, Danish filmmaker Jonas Arnby and France’s Boris Lojkine are in competition. Meanwhile, Carrénard, Lilti and Mélanie Laurent will be out of competition  

21/04/2014 | Cannes 2014 | Critics’ Week

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