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Oliver Hermanus's The History of Sound to compete for the Palme d'Or

Oliver Hermanus's The History of Sound to compete for the Palme d'Or

The South African director makes his debut in the Cannes competition with an eagerly awaited romantic drama led by Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor  

17/04 | Production | Funding | UK/USA

Review: Warfare

Review: Warfare

If you don’t like war, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza will reinforce your logical fears with a tense immersive experience, narrated almost in real time and based on true events  

17/04 | Films | Reviews | USA/UK

Akinola Davies Jr’s My Father’s Shadow lands at Cannes

Akinola Davies Jr’s My Father’s Shadow lands at Cannes

The semi-autobiographical tale stars Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù as a father navigating Lagos with his two young sons amidst the country’s 1993 civil unrest  

15/04 | Production | Funding | UK/Ireland/Nigeria

House of Commons report trains the spotlight on the challenges faced by British film and high-end TV

House of Commons report trains the spotlight on the challenges faced by British film and high-end TV

The British Film Commission has commented on the governmental analysis that delves into the state of the sector’s economy  

15/04 | Industry | Market | UK

Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling lead Harry Lighton’s Cannes-bound Pillion

Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling lead Harry Lighton’s Cannes-bound Pillion

The two actors play gay bikers engaged in a dom/sub relationship in this UK-Irish co-production selected in Un Certain Regard  

14/04 | Production | Funding | UK/Ireland

Review: Four Mothers

Review: Four Mothers

Darren Thornton reimagines Mid-August Lunch, in which a bumbling middle-aged man looks after four demanding old ladies, as a more sombre, serio-comic affair  

04/04 | Films | Reviews | Ireland/UK

The BBC and ZDF order Cold War thriller series Honey from Killing Eve’s Sid Gentle Films

The BBC and ZDF order Cold War thriller series Honey from Killing Eve’s Sid Gentle Films

Northern Irish writer Emma Moran will be working on the six episodes of the flirty spy story, set in the 1980s in East Berlin  

31/03 | Production | Funding | UK/Germany

Mark Cousins speaks about AI and creativity at CPH:DOX

Mark Cousins speaks about AI and creativity at CPH:DOX

The revered Northern Irish helmer's conversation with Toronto programmer Thom Powers sparked a broader reflection on tech and imagination  

31/03 | CPH:DOX 2025 | CPH:DOX Industry

Review: Sugarland

Review: Sugarland

Two young people cross Europe by car in Isabella Brunäcker’s debut feature, filmed on glorious 16 mm  

31/03 | Diagonale 2025

Joshua Oppenheimer • Director of The End

Interview: Joshua Oppenheimer • Director of The End

“My work finds its truth when we move beyond forms of storytelling that are inherently always fictitious”

The acclaimed Copenhagen-based US filmmaker speaks about his fiction debut, a fierce indictment of our collective gravitation towards bystanderism and self-deception  

28/03 | /Denmark/Germany/Ireland/Italy/UK/Sweden

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