France (The article continues below - Commercial information) 11821 articles available in total starting from 17/05/2002. Last article published on 16/10/2026. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 181 182 [183] 184 185 ... 1181 1182 1183 next Interview: Sandhya Suri • Director of Santosh"We spent the days researching with the police and the evenings bringing that reality into the script"CANNES 2024: The British-Indian filmmaker discusses her fiction debut, a story of a woman who goes from being a housewife to a widow to becoming a police officer 27/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | Un Certain RegardReview: My SunshineCANNES 2024: This likeable film by Hiroshi Okuyama lacks bite, but it will make you want to put on your old skates again – if you manage to find them, that is 27/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | Un Certain RegardReview: Ernest Cole, Lost and FoundCANNES 2024: Raoul Peck’s rousing documentary eulogises the famed South African photojournalist and chronicler of apartheid 27/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | Special ScreeningsInterview: Miguel Gomes • Director of Grand Tour"My film is almost like a joke, about men being so cowardly and women being so determined"CANNES 2024: The Portuguese filmmaker talks about his new film, a travelogue drama about colonialism, social divides and love 25/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | CompetitionSean Baker’s Anora scoops the Palme d’Or at CannesCANNES 2024: The Grand Prix has gone to India’s Payal Kapadia, two awards to Emilia Perez by Jacques Audiard, and other accolades to Miguel Gomes, Coralie Fargeat and Mohammad Rasoulof 25/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | AwardsReview: The Most Precious of CargoesCANNES 2024: Michel Hazanavicius delivers a jewel of animation, modest, poignant and profound, about the topic of the death camps always extremely delicate to represent 25/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | CompetitionCannes’ Golden Eye goes to Ernest Cole, Lost and Found and The Brink of DreamsCANNES 2024: The movies by Haiti’s Raoul Peck and Egyptian duo Nada Riyadh and Ayman El Amir have split the award for the best documentary screened at the festival 25/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | AwardsReview: Plastic GunsCANNES 2024: Jean-Christophe Meurisse’s third feature is a farcical retelling of real-life events that leans heavily on macabre humour 25/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | Directors’ FortnightReview: A FirelandCANNES 2024: It’s a pyrotechnics paradise in Mona Convert’s experimental feature debut, set amidst the Landes forest in Nouvelle-Aquitaine 25/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | ACIDInterview: Jean-Christophe Meurisse • Director of Plastic Guns“My characters are disguising their actual lives and trying to step into different ones, even if it will eventually destroy them”CANNES 2024: Wannabe detectives and murderers without a conscience seek each other out in the French director’s film – and predictably, mayhem ensues 25/05/2024 | Cannes 2024 | Directors’ Fortnight previous page: 1 2 3 ... 181 182 [183] 184 185 ... 1181 1182 1183 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)