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11767 articles available in total starting from 17/05/2002. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

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Review: Les Misérables

Review: Les Misérables

Fred Cavayé delivers a new adaptation of Victor Hugo’s celebrated popular novel, modernising its ambitions and placing it at the crossroads of melodrama and action cinema  

18/09 | San Sebastián 2026 | Competition

Saint-Jean-de-Luz opens its arms to young talents

Saint-Jean-de-Luz opens its arms to young talents

The line-up for the 13th edition of the Basque festival, unspooling 3 to 9 October, features 10 debut or sophomore features premiering in France  

17/09 | Saint-Jean-de-Luz 2026

Yesim Ustaoğlu • Director of What Remains

Interview: Yesim Ustaoğlu • Director of What Remains

"The main character strives for a kind of purity that allows her to be herself and to fear nothing"

The Turkish filmmaker sheds light on her new movie, centred on a woman who takes to the road to try to find herself  

16/09 | San Sebastián 2026 | Competition

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for San Sebastián New Directors entry Erratics

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for San Sebastián New Directors entry Erratics

The debut feature by Thomas Woodroffe, a co-production involving Chile, France and Argentina, stars French actor Denis Lavant  

16/09 | San Sebastián 2026 | New Directors

REPORT: Cartoon Forum 2026

REPORT: Cartoon Forum 2026

We take a closer look at six of the animated projects being presented at this year’s Cartoon Forum, running in Toulouse from 14-17 September  

16/09 | Cartoon 2026 | Cartoon Forum

Michaël R Roskam • Director of Le Faux Soir

Interview: Michaël R Roskam • Director of Le Faux Soir

"I’m convinced that historical films speak to our present"

The Belgian filmmaker chatted to us about his historical film, which is all about resistance and the power of satire, and which is as entertaining as it is topical  

15/09 | Toronto 2026 | Special Presentations

Hanaël El Yousfi • Director of The Daughters of Abraham

Interview: Hanaël El Yousfi • Director of The Daughters of Abraham

"It's not belief that’s harmful, it’s tradition disguised as belief"

The French filmmaker explains why she wanted to tackle the divide between two communities which actually have a great deal in common  

15/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

Tom Adjibi • Director of This Is Not a French Film

Interview: Tom Adjibi • Director of This Is Not a French Film

"Calling out racism while realising you may have perpetuated it yourself is deeply confronting"

We chat to the filmmaker and actor, whose debut feature is a docufiction that probes the latent (or not) racism that feeds into our imaginations  

15/09 | BRIFF 2026

Ilya Khrzhanovsky • Director of Dau

Interview: Ilya Khrzhanovsky • Director of Dau

“Physicists can see invisible things and make them, in a way, visible”

VENICE 2026: The director of the controversial project describes how this surprising new instalment came about and once again emphasises his support for Ukraine in the war against Russia  

15/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Review: The Daughters of Abraham

Review: The Daughters of Abraham

Hanaël El Yousfi delivers a bold and vibrant, feminist debut feature film about emancipation and the deceptive, ossified boundaries of communitarianism  

14/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

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