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CANNES FESTIVAL: Winners announced, the Ruben Östlund-directed “Triangle of Sadness” awarded the Palme D’Or
Paris– The winners have been announced and they are as follows:
The Short Film Palme D’Or goes to Jinanying Chen for “The Water Murmurs”
Special mention in the short film category for “Lori” by Abinash Bikram Shah
Special mention: “Plan 75” by Hayakawa more >
NEWS
NEWS: Anthony Hopkins to portray Freud in adaptation of Mark St. Germain play
Sir Anthony Hopkins, 83, will play Freud in an adaptation of Freud's last session, a play by Mark St. Germain, an American playwright and author. The play was created in 2009. The ... more >
CANNES FESTIVAL: James Gray’s return to his childhood with “ARMAGEDDON TIME”
CANNES, France -- There were problems with booking seats to the screening of James Gray's latest film, "Armageddon Time," this caused frustration. Finally, I managed to snag a ... more >
CANNES FESTIVAL: “EO,” no animals were harmed in the making of this film
CANNES, France -- Making a movie about a donkey,or to be more specific, from a donkey's point of view is an audacious project. But that's just what Jerzy (pronounced "Ya-shee") ... more >
THE WEEK IN REVIEW
Two highlighted films from the 2022 Human Rights Watch Festival, the Dina Amer-directed “YOU RESEMBLE ME” and “REBELLION”
Human rights are universal--or so we’d like to believe. The debate rages on and on, and several brave filmmakers have taken to weighing in at this year’s Human Rights Watch Film Festival, ... more >
CANNES FESTIVAL: Ruben Östlund makes his return to the Croisette with “Triangle of sadness,” biting satire about our times
CANNES, France -- “Triangle of Sadness” is a comedy about fashion, trends, social media influencers, how to set yourself apart but not too much, the enduring power of social hierarchies, the ... more >
CANNES FESTIVAL: Twenty years after the serial killings in Mashhad, Iran, “HOLY SPIDER”
CANNES, France -- Lately, it seems there’s been a change in attitude among some directors in the new generation of Persian filmmakers: through their films they’re more willing to show more, ... more >
CANNES FESTIVAL: James Gray’s return to his childhood with “ARMAGEDDON TIME”
CANNES, France -- There were problems with booking seats to the screening of James Gray's latest film, "Armageddon Time," this caused frustration. Finally, I managed to snag a ticket to join ... more >
Christina Ricci in “MONSTROUS,” the film’s saving grace? OUR REVIEW
Chris Sivertson’s “Monstrous” is driven by some interesting, if familiar, themes. Unfortunately, the director is not able to pull them off. Written by Carol Chrest, Christina Ricci stars as ... more >
CANNES FESTIVAL: caught between Egypt’s state apparatus and al-Azhar’s leadership, “BOY FROM HEAVEN”
CANNES, France -- Adam (Tawfeek Barhom) is accepted to Al-Azhar University, one of the leading centers of study of Sunni Islam, located in Cairo. He leaves his native fishing village where ... more >
CANNES FESTIVAL: “EO,” no animals were harmed in the making of this film
CANNES, France -- Making a movie about a donkey,or to be more specific, from a donkey's point of view is an audacious project. But that's just what Jerzy (pronounced "Ya-shee") Skolimosky ... more >
Titles for the Spring-Summer, festival fare: “HELP,” “GREYWATER,” “THE SANCTITY OF SPACE,” “WE ARE THE THOUSAND,” “CALABAZA” and “JAZZFEST: A NEW ORLEANS STORY”
As the weather heats up, it’s a good idea to head to the dark of an air conditioned theater. There are many great films to check out in both festival and online settings. Here are just a ... more >
