Toronto 2026 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 114 articles available in total starting from 18/02/2026. Last article published on 28/09/2026. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 9 10 [11] 12 next Review: All of a SuddenCANNES 2026: Turning his gaze to France, Ryûsuke Hamaguchi chisels out a brilliant and original collector’s piece, brimming with humanity, love and political resonance 16/05 | Cannes 2026 | CompetitionReview: Gentle MonsterCANNES 2026: Marie Kreutzer exorcises her own demons in a drama that asks some very, very uncomfortable questions 16/05 | Cannes 2026 | CompetitionReview: A Girl UnknownCANNES 2026: Zou Jing’s debut tracks a young Chinese girl forced to live with three different families, under three different names and identities 15/05 | Cannes 2026 | Critics’ WeekReview: Congo BoyCANNES 2026: Rafiki Fariala’s fiction debut tracks the hard yet hopeful life of a young refugee in the Central African Republic 15/05 | Cannes 2026 | Un Certain RegardReview: Mary MagdaleneCANNES 2026: Gessica Généus delivers a flamboyant drama about a young sex worker living as a free woman and a young evangelist consumed by doubt in Haiti 15/05 | Cannes 2026 | Cannes PremièreInterview: Phuong Mai Nguyen • Director of In Waves“I wanted to share a story that everyone can relate to, even though it’s deeply personal and intimate"CANNES 2026: The Franco-Vietnamese director recounts the genesis and making of her powerful debut animated feature film about love, death and surfing 14/05 | Cannes 2026 | Critics’ WeekReview: AshesCANNES 2026: Diego Luna’s fourth film is a raw and compassionate immigration drama following a young girl’s fractured family journey between Mexico and Spain 14/05 | Cannes 2026 | Special ScreeningsReview: In WavesCANNES 2026: Surfing, youth, unconditional love and the shadow of death under the Californian sun feature in Phuong Mai Nguyen’s exciting and poignant debut animated feature film 13/05 | Cannes 2026 | Critics’ WeekReview: Bitter ChristmasAs in Pain & Glory, Pedro Almodóvar once again turns to autofiction, this time to explore delayed grief, vampiric artistic inspiration and a professional crisis 19/03 | Films | Reviews | SpainReview: LondonBERLINALE 2026: Sebastian Brameshuber’s pensive road movie follows an elderly ride-share driver criss-crossing Austria, and his exchanges with a diverse group of passengers 26/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Panorama previous page: 1 2 3 ... 9 10 [11] 12 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)