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1092 articles available in total starting from 24/02/2003. Last article published on 13/10/2025.

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Nicolas Pariser • Director of Alice and the Mayor

Interview: Nicolas Pariser • Director of Alice and the Mayor

“In cinema, it’s better when a film has two legs”

CANNES 2019: French filmmaker Nicolas Parisier discusses Alice and the Mayor, unveiled at the Directors’ Fortnight of the Cannes Film Festival  

20/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Directors’ Fortnight

Juris Kursietis • Director of Oleg

Interview: Juris Kursietis • Director of Oleg

"There has to be a proper reason to make a film"

CANNES 2019: Latvian director Juris Kursietis is presenting his second film, Oleg, in the Directors' Fortnight, and he talked to us about it  

20/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: On a Magical Night

Review: On a Magical Night

CANNES 2019: Christophe Honoré delivers a conceptual tale that’s reflexive, inventive, fast-paced and funny about a couple in crisis after 25 years of marriage  

19/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Un Certain Regard

Review: Alice and the Mayor

Review: Alice and the Mayor

CANNES 2019: Nicolas Pariser delivers a very clever and quirky political comedy, with brilliant performances from Fabrice Luchini and Anaïs Demoustier  

18/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Directors’ Fortnight

Mati Diop • Director of Atlantics

Interview: Mati Diop • Director of Atlantics

"My films draw inspiration from the absence of boundaries"

CANNES 2019: French filmmaker Mati Diop talks to us about her first feature film Atlantics, unveiled in competition in Cannes  

18/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Competition

Review: Oleg

Review: Oleg

CANNES 2019: Latvia's Juris Kursietis delivers a gritty and ultra-realist film on a form of modern slavery taking place behind the scenes between Eastern European posted workers  

17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Directors’ Fortnight

Aude Léa Rapin • Director of Heroes Don’t Die

Interview: Aude Léa Rapin • Director of Heroes Don’t Die

“Everything happened quickly, which allowed us to remain in a process of adventure”

CANNES 2019: French filmmaker Aude Léa Rapin tells us about her surprising feature debut, Heroes Don’t Die, discovered in Critics’ Week in Cannes  

17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Critics’ Week

Review: Papicha

Review: Papicha

CANNES 2019: With her first feature, Mounia Meddour revisits the dark hours of the dirty war in Algiers, following a very determined young woman who longs for freedom  

17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Un Certain Regard

Ken Loach • Director of Sorry We Missed You

Q&A: Ken Loach • Director of Sorry We Missed You

“Now, the worker assumes all the risk and has to exploit himself”

CANNES 2019: At the press conference for his Palme d’Or contender Sorry We Missed You, Brit Ken Loach unpicked his latest social-realist drama  

17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Competition

Review: Sorry We Missed You

Review: Sorry We Missed You

CANNES 2019: Two-time Palme d’Or winner Ken Loach tackles the stresses families are put under as a result of the gig economy and the outsourcing of work  

17/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Competition

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