Competition / Belgium 127 articles available in total starting from 26/08/2002. Last article published on 24/05/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 10 11 [12] 13 next Interview: Justine Triet • Director of Sibyl“I like to laugh at dark, tragic things which also sometimes happen in life”CANNES 2019: We sat down with French helmer Justine Triet to find out more about her competition title, the dramedy Sibyl 25/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionReview: SibylCANNES 2019: Justine Triet’s new film is rich, playful and cruel, erecting themes and deceitful mirrors around the excellent Virginie Efira 24/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionInterview: Ira Sachs • Director of Frankie“I am interested in people being, not acting”CANNES 2019: We met up with Ira Sachs, the director of Frankie, a French-Portuguese-Belgian-US co-production shown in the main competition 23/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionReview: FrankieCANNES 2019: In what feels like one of the longest 98-minute-long films ever made, Ira Sachs talks about a terminal illness and, fittingly enough, leaves you comatose 21/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionInterview: Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne • Directors of Young Ahmed"The child is more radical than the radicals"CANNES 2019: We met with the Dardenne brothers on the occasion of their 8th visit to the Cannes competition with yet another film, this time in the form of Young Ahmed, their 11th feature 21/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionReview: Young AhmedCANNES 2019: The Dardenne brothers return to their core film values, painting a modest portrait of a child caught in the vortex of religious radicalisation 20/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionInterview: Mati Diop • Director of Atlantics"My films draw inspiration from the absence of boundaries"CANNES 2019: French filmmaker Mati Diop talks to us about her first feature film Atlantics, unveiled in competition in Cannes 18/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionQ&A: Ken Loach • Director of Sorry We Missed You“Now, the worker assumes all the risk and has to exploit himself”CANNES 2019: At the press conference for his Palme d’Or contender Sorry We Missed You, Brit Ken Loach unpicked his latest social-realist drama 17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionReview: Sorry We Missed YouCANNES 2019: Two-time Palme d’Or winner Ken Loach tackles the stresses families are put under as a result of the gig economy and the outsourcing of work 17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | CompetitionReview: AtlanticsCANNES 2019: Mati Diop’s first feature film mixes realism and fantasy to weave an intriguing and nebulous moral tale about immigration, love and death 17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Competition previous page: 1 2 3 ... 10 11 [12] 13 next