Cannes 2017 161 articles available in total starting from 31/01/2017. Last article published on 09/06/2017. previous page: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 8 ... 15 16 17 next Pure Hearts: Two parallel worlds collideCANNES 2017: With his first piece, young director Roberto De Paolis observes young people from small working-class suburbs, with the same poetry as Claudio Giovannesi’s films 23/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | Directors’ FortnightReview: Montparnasse BienvenüeCANNES 2017: Léonor Serraille unveils a promising feature-length debut with this lively tragicomedy, starring a fabulous Laetitia Dosch 23/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | Un Certain RegardJeannette, the Childhood of Joan of Arc: A daughter of France tries her luck on the X FactorCANNES 2017: Bruno Dumont raises a laugh while assaulting our eardrums in this pastoral musical comedy based on a play by Charles Péguy 23/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | Directors’ FortnightA dilemma in the face of The IntruderCANNES 2017: Cohesion, rigour and balance are the three pillars of Leonardo Di Costanzo’s second film, offering further proof of skills honed during his career as a documentary filmmaker 23/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | Directors’ FortnightPropellor Film Tech Hub evolves the film industry’s business models at NEXTCANNES NEXT: At the “Propelling the Film Industry into the Future” conference, supported by Creative Europe, the groundbreaking initiative was presented along with the findings of its pilot phase 23/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | MarketThe Killing of a Sacred Deer: Black magicCANNES 2017: Yorgos Lanthimos puts Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman in a perilous situation in a film that is visually very accomplished but severely lacking conceptually 22/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | CompetitionA Violent Life: The rule of bloodCANNES 2017: Thierry de Peretti straddles the dangerous and opaque border between Corsican nationalism and crime with a realist, crepuscular film 22/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | Critics' WeekOut: Caught in the net of an immeasurable worldCANNES 2017: Slovak filmmaker György Kristóf unveils his first feature; a film of substantial formal quality that straddles the gap between social realism and absurdist parable 22/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | Un Certain RegardHappy End: A step back for Michael HanekeCANNES 2017: After winning two Palmes d’Or, the Austrian filmmaker is back, in a somewhat icy setting, to working with the more familiar themes of his films before The White Ribbon 22/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | CompetitionAlive in France: Abel Ferrara on tour… de FranceCANNES 2017: The "King of New York" plays music from his Bad Lieutenant and other films in Paris and Toulouse, in an intoxicating slice of musical autobiography 22/05/2017 | Cannes 2017 | Directors’ Fortnight previous page: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 8 ... 15 16 17 next