Cannes 2025: Julian Assange makes for unlikely new star, walkouts at warts-and-all Shia LaBeouf film - and Brigitte Bardot is back
Cannes Diary: Plus reviews of Alpha, Highest 2 Lowest and Pillion
Cannes Diary: Plus reviews of Alpha, Highest 2 Lowest and Pillion
Cannes Festival: Adaptation of Ben Shattuck’s musically themed short story brings Mescal together with Josh O’Connor
Cannes Diary: Plus reviews of The Chronology of Water, Nouvelle Vague and Die, My Love
Wes Anderson’s film, starring Benicio Del Toro and Mia Threapleton, makes little advance on the director’s recent airless productions
Going to the movies was never so idyllic as old bores pretend. But handheld devices and noisy food have made it so much worse
The film version of the singer’s stage show Stories of Surrender received a seven-minute standing ovation
Cannes Diary: Plus reviews of The Sound of Falling, The Left-Handed Girl, and Two Prosecutors
To tie into the 78th edition of the festival, a special all-Cannes query
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning at Cannes film festival: the closing film in the Tom Cruise series takes itself far too seriously
Cannes Diary: French film festival’s opening day contends with news from Gérard Depardieu’s sexual-assault trial
No nudity or voluminous gowns rule sees last-minute change by Oscar-winner, while Juliette Binoche welcomed a shift on heels
The Cannes film festival is back at the centre of the movie world thanks to recent Oscars success
Film-maker Aïnouz talks about Berlin parties, taking back Brazil from the military and coming to see cinema as an artform that can change the world
The Portuguese auteur Miguel Gomes thoroughly deserved his best-director award at Cannes
The director’s debut feature is a gripping post-#MeToo drama about a teenage tennis prodigy. Has she been groomed?
Miguel Gomes won the best director award at Cannes for a film that is properly strange, in a way you don’t get from the mainstream
Documentary based on U2 frontman’s memoir will premiere in Cannes, while Paul Mescal will attend for The History of Sound
Radhika Apte plays an irrepressible oddball driven to the edge of sanity (and maybe beyond)
An extravagantly original fable about marriage, bad housekeeping and some kind of vampirism
The Academy Award can help move a director to the top of the heap – or make everyone involved lose the run of themselves and deliver a catastrophic flop
Oscars 2025: What has gone wrong for Emilia Pérez after its 13 nominations and triumphant awards season?
The nail-biting thriller is one of the most-lauded films of the past year - and making it involved secret shoots as well as interrogation by Iranian authorities
Hard Truths is as moving and acute a film as the 82-year-old has ever made. The director talks about rejection, vindication and never changing his approach to movie-making
Critics also favoured Ralph Fiennes in Conclave and Mikey Madison in Palme d’Or-winning Anora
The acclaimned film-maker on the dynamics of Mumbai, the significance of rice cookers and why doesn’t mind being overlooked in India’s Oscar race
Director’s film Blitz, starring the Irish actor, focuses on a tight family of three trying to keep heads aloft as the bombs fall in London in 1940
The English film-maker talks about tough shoots, her working-class background and working with Irishmen Keoghan and Robbie Ryan
The US director used to be one of indie cinema’s best-kept secrets. Now his funny, sexy, action-packed new film is frontrunner for the best-picture Oscar
Sean Baker’s Palme d’Or winner doesn’t waste a single one of its 140 minutes. No wonder it’s the favourite for the best-picture Oscar
The French-Senegalese film-maker won this year’s Golden Bear in Berlin for her breathtakingly imaginative new release
‘Grey areas make for great cinema,’ director Cédric Kahn says about the Pierre Goldman case
Chinese director Wei Shujun was surprised to hear that his critical hit at last year’s Cannes film festival was being viewed as an American-style murder mystery
If you thought their Oscar-winning collaboration Poor Things was unconventional, wait for the full-throttle madness of Kinds of Kindness
The French press have found a new auteur hero in the American director of a 1980s-tinged film about a wilder kind of childhood
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