Tag: 2026 Cannes Film Festival

Pawel Pawlikowski has built a career on making small frames hold enormous weight. Fatherland, his 82-minute ...

A brothel and a church stand directly across the street from each other in Jacmel, Haiti. ...

There is something philosophically vertiginous about a story that watches itself being born. Asghar Farhadi, the ...

Kris, an ascending filmmaker played by Hannah Einbinder, accepts a high-stakes assignment: bring a dormant horror ...

Yuri steps off the train with a severe bob and an architect’s spatial intelligence, a metropolitan ...

In a darkened Mexico City bedroom, Isabel wakes her young daughter, Lucila. She must leave. She ...

Gabrielle moves through life as if still standing under operating-room lights. At fifty-five, she works at ...

A jar of crushed wings and sugar rests on a table in Newark, where light seems ...

Prishtina in the late 1990s seems trapped in one long held breath. Thirteen-year-old Dua sits in ...

Phuong Mai Nguyen transforms AJ Dungo’s graphic memoir into cinema with a strong awareness of the ...