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358 articles available in total starting from 24/05/2002. Last article published on 05/12/2025.

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Happy Times Will Come Soon: In the depths of nature

Happy Times Will Come Soon: In the depths of nature

CANNES 2016: Italy's Alessandro Comodin presents a sensitive and cryptic fable set in the dark heart of the forest  

14/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Critics' Week

Diamond Island: An ultramodern Cambodian dream

Diamond Island: An ultramodern Cambodian dream

CANNES 2016: For his debut feature, Davy Chou headed off to film on an island south of Phnom Penh, where an enormous luxury real-estate complex is being built  

14/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Critics' Week

Albüm: The impossible social tie

Albüm: The impossible social tie

CANNES 2016: Mehmet Can Mertoglu’s debut feature is formally a very accomplished film that dissects the absurd vacuity of existence without compromise  

12/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Critics’ Week

In Bed with Victoria: A modern woman on the verge of drowning

In Bed with Victoria: A modern woman on the verge of drowning

CANNES 2016: Justine Triet opens the Cannes Critics’ Week with a sophisticated and extravagant comedy, led by the sensational Virginie Efira  

12/05/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Critics’ Week

The Critics’ Week unveils its selection

The Critics’ Week unveils its selection

Julia Ducournau, Óliver Laxe, Mehmet Can Mertoglu and Davy Chou are in competition, while Justine Triet, Alessandro Comodin and Jean-Christophe Meurisse are out of competition  

18/04/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Critics’ Week

Valérie Donzelli to chair an exceptional Critics’ Week jury

Valérie Donzelli to chair an exceptional Critics’ Week jury

The French filmmaker will be flanked by Alice Winocour, David Robert Mitchell, Nadav Lapid and Santiago Mitre on the Critics’ Week jury  

22/03/2016 | Cannes 2016 | Critics’ Week

Light Years: A family constellation anchored by mental illness

Light Years: A family constellation anchored by mental illness

VENICE 2015: Esther May Campbell takes on the serious subject of mental illness with a dash of British humour in her new feature, starring singer Beth Orton  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Critics’ Week

Tanna gets the Audience Award in the Venice Critics' Week

Tanna gets the Audience Award in the Venice Critics' Week

VENICE 2015: The film was directed by Australians Bentley Dean and Martin Butler, and shot in Vanuatu  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Critics' Week/Awards

Montanha: In denial about losing a loved one

Montanha: In denial about losing a loved one

VENICE 2015: The highly anticipated first feature-length film by Portuguese director João Salaviza delivers an abundance of mesmerising images at Venice  

10/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Critics' Week

Motherland: The traditional community and the modern individual come face to face

Motherland: The traditional community and the modern individual come face to face

VENICE 2015: Senem Tüzen has her sights sets on the Lion of the Future with this co-production between Turkey and Greece, set in a town in deepest Anatolia, where a daughter clashes with her mother  

10/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Critics’ Week

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