Tag: 2026 Cannes

James Gray's Paper Tiger exploded onto the Cannes competition Saturday night, earning a standing ovation that ...

I remember late college nights spent watching old-school medical thrillers that turned spotless hospital hallways into ...

The cinema of athletic memory gains a severe, thoughtful entry with The Match. Directed by Juan ...

Leah Nelson’s animated feature Tangles faces the gradual collapse of identity, adapting Sarah Leavitt’s autobiographical graphic ...

Cinema can struggle with recent history, especially when grief still feels warm to the touch. In ...

Aina Clotet’s directorial feature debut, Alive (Viva), arrives in contemporary Catalan cinema with its eyes fixed ...

Cinema often casts the domestic servant as a spectral remnant, a figure left wandering through nineteenth-century ...

In the flat, hushed reaches of northern France, Bavincourt rests within the Artois region like a ...

The working-class suburbs of Paris give writer-director Rudi Rosenberg’s second feature, Words Of Love (Quelques mots ...

Marion Cotillard stood at the center of one of Cannes 2026's most emotionally charged premieres Friday ...