Cannes Review: 'I’ll Be Gone in June' Explores Post-9/11 America

A review of 'I’ll Be Gone in June', a drama by Katharina Rivilis, follows a German student navigating New Mexico in 2001, drawing on the director's personal experiences.

25 May, 13:57 — 25 May, 13:57

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‘I’ll Be Gone in June’ Review: Wispy but Atmospheric Drama Follows a German Student to New Mexico in 2001

Director Katharina Rivilis draws on personal experience for her Cannes-bowing drama about a European navigating post-9/11 America.

By Leslie Felperin

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Cannes Review: 'I’ll Be Gone in June' Explores Post-9/11 America

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