Cannes 2018 205 articles available in total starting from 04/01/2018. Last article published on 29/05/2018. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 9 10 [11] 12 13 ... 19 20 21 next Review: Another Day of LifeCANNES 2018: Raul de la Fuente and Damian Nenow present a well-researched and exhilarating rereading of the landmark book by famous Polish journalist, Ryszard Kapuscinski 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Special ScreeningsReview: Woman at WarCANNES 2018: Icelandic director Benedikt Erlingsson proves his potential yet again with a joyful, inventive, energetic, environmental and feminist second feature film 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Critics' Week Interview: Guillaume Nicloux • Director"What I’m interested in is research and experience"CANNES 2018: Guillaume Nicloux explains his film To The Ends Of The World, diving headlong into the jungle of deepest Indochina, as unveiled in the 50th Directors’ Fortnight 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Directors' FortnightReview: ArcticCANNES 2018: In a perfectly decent, if rather pointless, survival drama presented as a Midnight Screening, Mads Mikkelsen plays a man stranded in the Arctic and trying his best to stay alive 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Midnight ScreeningsReview: Ash Is Purest WhiteCANNES 2018: Jia Zhang-ke embarks on a love story thwarted by the course of time; a film which is very often splendid, but which loses steam along the way 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | CompetitionReview: Los silenciosCANNES 2018: The second film by Beatriz Seigner (Bollywood Dream) is a contemporary refugee tale wrapped up in a ghost story 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Directors’ FortnightReview: ShéhérazadeCANNES 2018: An ultra-realist portrait of juvenile delinquency in Marseille, and a surprising and engaging love story to boot, courtesy of Jean-Bernard Marlin 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Critics’ Week Review: My Favourite FabricCANNES 2018: With her strange and allegorical first full-length film, Gaya Jiji’s angle is an interesting one from which to explore the condition of women and the Syrian War 12/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Un Certain RegardReview: Treat Me Like FireCANNES 2018: Marie Monge’s feature debut punchily portrays the toxic downward spiral that starts when a young woman falls head over heels for a gambling addict 11/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | Directors’ FortnightInterview: Marta Bergman • Director"A woman who discovers she can find freedom all by herself"CANNES 2018: We met with Marta Bergman, whose first full-length fiction film, Alone at My Wedding, has been awarded a place in this year’s ACID line-up 11/05/2018 | Cannes 2018 | ACID previous page: 1 2 3 ... 9 10 [11] 12 13 ... 19 20 21 next