Critics' Week 354 articles available in total starting from 24/05/2002. Last article published on 24/05/2025. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 34 35 36 next Interview: Déni Oumar Pitsaev • Director of Imago“The most Chechen aspect of the film is the sense of resilience – it’s about facing hardship without losing your humanity”CANNES 2025: The director discusses the long journey he embarked upon to make his documentary, exploring identity, family, resilience and Chechen culture 24/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ WeekReview: Dandelion's OdysseyCANNES 2025: Momoko Seto’s film is a visually stunning but slow-paced animation about four dandelion seeds, which favours atmosphere over narrative 23/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ WeekReview: ImagoCANNES 2025: Combining personal reflection and sociopolitical undercurrents, Déni Oumar Pitsaev’s slow-burning documentary captures his emotional return to his origins 22/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ WeekA Useful Ghost triumphs in the Cannes Critics’ WeekCANNES 2025: The feature debut by Thailand’s Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke’s has won the Grand Prize; other gongs have gone to Déni Oumar Pitsaev’s Imago and Canada’s Théodore Pellerin in Nino 21/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ Week/AwardsReview: Sleepless CityCANNES 2025: Guillermo Galoe’s vibrant social-realist drama sees a young Roma teenager from Madrid’s exurban slums struggling to leave that world behind 21/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ WeekInterview: Guillermo Galoe • Director of Sleepless City“In La Cañada, I felt a profound wound in people”CANNES 2025: The Spanish director gives us the low-down on his film, shot in a slum on the outskirts of Madrid, in which a teenager stares out at a broken world 21/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ WeekThe Last Tears of the Deceased wins the Next Step Prize in CannesCANNES 2025: Ethiopian director Beza Hailu Lemma’s project has walked away with the trophy awarded by Critics’ Week 20/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ Week/AwardsInterview: Pauline Loquès • Director of Nino”I was interested in seeing how the banality of everyday life continues in an exceptional moment of a life"CANNES 2025: The French filmmaker talks about the genesis of her first feature film and explains her quest to strike the right balance between a dramatic subject and a subtly offbeat treatment 18/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ WeekReview: NinoCANNES 2025: Following the footsteps of a young man wandering around Paris in the throes of a revelation, Pauline Loquès paints a moving portrait of the modern urban world 18/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ WeekInterview: Alexe Poukine • Director of Kika"In life, you can think you’re in a romantic comedy but then suddenly find yourself in a social drama, which you didn’t see coming"CANNES 2025: The filmmaker chatted with us about her first fiction feature film, a comic drama inspiring laughs and tears about a woman in love and grieving 17/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ Week page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 34 35 36 next