‘Anora’ Takes Top Prize as Cannes Honors Women’s Stories
The 77th Cannes Film Festival celebrated cinema's diversity and powerful female perspectives, bestowing its highest honor, ...
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The Most Precious of Cargoes Review: An Animated journey through tragedy
Filmmaker Michel Hazanavicius is no stranger to creative expression that stimulates thought. Best known for his ...
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She’s Got No Name Review: A Moving Tale of Empathy and Survival
Set in Shanghai during the 1940s, She's Got No Name tells the true story of Zhan-Zhou, ...
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Flow Review: An Animated Masterwork
The animated film Flow wastes no time drawing viewers into its quiet yet captivating world. From ...
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‘Ernest Cole’ and ‘The Brink of Dreams’ Jointly Awarded Cannes’ Documentary Honor
The 76th Cannes Film Festival has awarded its prestigious L'Oeil d'Or (Golden Eye) prize for best ...
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East of Noon Review: A Dreamscape to Get Lost In
Hala Elkoussy crafts a surreal tale with East of Noon, transporting viewers to an unnamed desert ...
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Across the Sea Review: Finding Home in Each Other on a Shared Journey
Nour is a young man who leaves his home in Morocco behind in search of a ...
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The Count of Monte-Cristo Review: When Legends Live Again on Screen
Adapted from Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, The Count of Monte Cristo tells the thrilling tale of ...
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The Seed of the Sacred Fig Review: Iran’s Ongoing Struggle Captured
Mohammad Rasoulof is one of Iran's most daring filmmakers, known for crafting politically charged dramas that ...
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Sister Midnight Review: A Surreal Celebration of Female Rebellion
Like waves crashing ashore, Sister Midnight bursts onto the scene with wild abandon. Premiering at the ...
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