At the Cannes Film Festival, the art of criticizing without offending: 'It might be your most personal film yet'

With festival up and running, columnist Guillemette Faure explores the art of expressing an opinion without really stating it, so as not to upset anyone after a screening.

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma review – Gillian Anderson superb in queer slasher spectacular

Cannes film festival: Young indie film-maker Kris tracks down Anderson’s Final Girl for a remake of a beloved horror, to find fantasy and reality collapsed Jane Schoenbrun unveils a very enjoyable display of transformative ecstasy and submissive rapture, treating us to a bizarre pop-cultural black mass of fiercely believed-in trash and kink. As before with Schoenbrun’s films, I found myself thinking of Gore Vidal’s (still unfashionable) Myra Breckinridge novel. This is a film that somehow ...

By Peter Bradshaw

The night the Palme d’Or fell on stage...

Dropped on stage, stuck at customs… Caroline Scheufele, co-president of Chopard, shares the crazy stories behind the most precious object at the Cannes Film Festival✨

By FRANCE24

Catalonia Consolidates as Go-To Production Partner

Following a banner year in 2025 with Carla Simón’s “Romería” and Oliver Laxe’s “Sirāt” in Cannes competition, Catalan cinema makes a strong return to the Croisette this year with seven titles, incñuding six features, across the festival, taking in Maria Martínez Bayona’s “The End of It,” Aina Clotet’s “Viva,” Diego Luna’s “Ashes,” Pegah Ahangarani’s “Rehearsals for […]

By Rafa Sales Ross

Alia Bhatt carried this desi snack all the way to Cannes

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Alia Bhatt responds to critics saying one noticed her at Cannes: ‘You noticed me’

By Kriti Sonali

The Outsider Who Walked Into Cannes With Three Competition Films

Marco Perego had no producing track record when he founded Leaf Entertainment. Two years later, he’s behind Zvyagintsev’s comeback, Mungiu’s new film and James Gray’s 'Paper Tiger' — and he’s just getting started.

By David Canfield

FilmSharks Locks Deal With Federation For A French Remake Of German Comedy ‘No Hit Wonder’ — Cannes Market

EXCLUSIVE: FilmSharks has completed a deal at the Cannes Market with Federation Films for a French remake of the German comedy No Hit Wonder.  No Hit Wonder is a Warner Bros Germany and Pantaleon title. The film debuted at this year’s Rotterdam Film Festival. The film was released in Germany last year by Warner Bros.  […]

By Zac Ntim