Tag: 2026 Cannes

Nicolas Winding Refn returned to Cannes on Monday night with Her Private Hell, his first feature ...

Filmmakers Joshua and Rebecca Tickell claimed the Golden Globes Prize for Documentary at the 79th Cannes ...

In August 1942, the Vichy regime took an active role in Nazi deportation policy, creating one ...

The open desert of the American Southwest has often acted as cinema’s favored stage for self-invention; ...

After ten years away from cinema, South Korean director Na Hong-jin returns with Hope, a massive, ...

Yukiko Sode’s All The Lovers In The Night, adapted from the prose of Mieko Kawakami, carves ...

Sarah Arnold opens Too Many Beasts (L'espèce explosive) on hard, unsettled ground, placing its story in ...

Lila Pinell makes her solo feature debut with Shana (2026), stretching the narrative world first sketched ...

Memory carries a cold, bone-white gravity in Judith Godrèche’s cinematic adaptation of A Girl’s Story, drawn ...

James Gray's crime drama Paper Tiger examines the devastating underbelly of American ambition through a tight, ...