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Cannes 2010

143 articles available in total starting from 26/01/2010. Last article published on 28/05/2010.

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Black Heaven, day and night

In his second directorial feature, Black Heaven, excellent screenwriter Gilles Marchand once again uses the predator/prey motif of Who Killed Bambi? (also presented out of competition at Cannes in...  

18/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Out-of-competition/France

Eight monks come face-to-face with death in Of Gods and Men

Today saw an impressive comeback by Xavier Beauvois in competition at the 63rd Cannes Film Festival with Of Gods and Men. Based on the murder in 1999 in Algeria of the monks of Tibhirine, the film...  

18/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Competition/France

Tamara Drewe: a bucolic Stephen Frears has lost none of his bite

Belly laughs rocked the press screening for Tamara Drewe, Stephen Frears’s film adaptation of Posy Simmonds’ comic strip and graphic novel, which screened out of competition at Festival di Cannes....  

18/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Out of Competition | UK

Games of love and art in Certified Copy

The name of Roberto Rossellini had for some time hovered over Abbas Kiarostami’s films, but this time, there is a real connection in the Iranian director’s "Journey to Italy": Certified Copy, a...  

18/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Competition/France/Italy

Illegal moves Croisette audience

The Directors’ Fortnight is today presenting Belgian director Olivier Masset-Depasse’s second feature Illegal. Tania, a Russian illegal immigrant, has been living in Belgium for eight years with...  

18/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Directors’ Fortnight

Adrienn Pál: an essay on memory

Four years ago, Fresh Air made Agnès Kocsis one of the most promising directors of the new generation of Hungarian Cinema. The accurate and analytical perspective that characterised her debut film...  

18/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Un Certain Regard

Film Socialism: A Certain Godard

Film Socialism takes dumbfounded viewers on a vertiginous journey, provided they’re ready to cast off the discursive moorings to follow Jean-Luc Godard on the not so new waves that are more like...  

18/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Un Certain Regard

Sola Media and Atrix score with kids' movies

Germany Sola Media and Atrix Films have closed several territories on Norwegian kids’ movie Twigson by Asleik Engmark, and are attracting buyers’ attention on the new stereoscopic 3D animated film...  

17/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Market/Germany

Stellar cast for von Trier’s Melancholia

Charlotte Gainsbourg who won Best Actress in Cannes last year for Antichrist will again work with Danish director Lars von Trier on his new project Melancholia, alongside Kirsten Dust, Kiefer...  

17/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Market/Denmark

Bier’s Better World grabs buyers’ attention

Copenhagen-based sales company TrustNordisk – which is attracting a lot of attention in Cannes with the Danish documentary Armadillo, which premiered yesterday International Critics Week at Cannes...  

17/05/2010 | Cannes 2010 | Market/Scandinavia

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