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702 articles available in total starting from 03/07/2002. Last article published on 06/09/2025.

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Review: Aisha Can’t Fly Away

Review: Aisha Can’t Fly Away

CANNES 2025: Morad Mostafa crafts a debut feature that’s cinematically familiar in its festival aesthetic but is let down by a surface-level story despite its weighty themes  

23/05 | Cannes 2025 | Un Certain Regard

Review: Yes

Review: Yes

CANNES 2025: Nadav Lapid valiantly attempts to take Israel’s temperature after 7 October but can only say so much from his soapbox  

23/05 | Cannes 2025 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: Sentimental Value

Review: Sentimental Value

CANNES 2025: Joachim Trier comes close to going full Bergman in this touching family psychodrama but amps up the gentle humour  

22/05 | Cannes 2025 | Competition

Review: The Disappearance of Josef Mengele

Review: The Disappearance of Josef Mengele

CANNES 2025: Kirill Serebrennikov’s latest feature is a rich, dense, complex, absorbing and eventually unbiased portrait of a fascist in exile  

21/05 | Cannes 2025 | Cannes Première

Sergei Loznitsa • Director of Two Prosecutors

Interview: Sergei Loznitsa • Director of Two Prosecutors

"It would be great if people from that time could watch my film"

CANNES 2025: The Ukranian-born director discusses the novella that inspired his film, as well as the universal and the particular, the consequences of the Soviet era, and hope  

20/05 | Cannes 2025 | Competition

Review: Once Upon a Time in Gaza

Review: Once Upon a Time in Gaza

CANNES 2025: In their humanistic, precise and relaxed style, brothers Arab and Tarzan Nasser put together the true and the false, reality and fiction, genre cinema and geo-political x-ray  

19/05 | Cannes 2025 | Un Certain Regard

Review: The Secret Agent

Review: The Secret Agent

CANNES 2025: Kleber Mendonça Filho creates a playful, choral and sophisticated cinematic partition in dizzying narrative arpeggio, revealing the dark memory of Brazil under dictatorship  

19/05 | Cannes 2025 | Competition

Hafsia Herzi • Director of The Little Sister

Interview: Hafsia Herzi • Director of The Little Sister

"What inspired me in the novel was the character of a young lesbian woman, a Muslim, at odds with her faith, who is searching for her identity"

CANNES 2025: The French filmmaker talks about why and how she adapted the novel by Fatima Daas, and what personal elements she brought to the film  

19/05 | Cannes 2025 | Competition

Review: A Useful Ghost

Review: A Useful Ghost

CANNES 2025: Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke reveals his exceptional talent with a highly original, funny, subtle, inventive and intelligent first feature  

17/05 | Cannes 2025 | Critics’ Week

Review: The Little Sister

Review: The Little Sister

CANNES 2025: Hafsia Herzi directs with tenderness and energy the romantic journey of a young woman searching for new sensations but subjected to voluntary servitude  

17/05 | Cannes 2025 | Competition

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