‘The Apprentice’ Director Shrugs Off Trump Lawsuit Threat

'The Apprentice' Director Shrugs Off Trump Lawsuit Threat

Filmmaker Ali Abbasi has responded to the Trump marketing campaign’s menace to sue over his film The Apprentice, which premiered at the Cannes Movie Competition on Monday night time to an eight-minute standing ovation.  “All people talks about him suing lots of people — they don’t speak about his success price although, you realize?” Abbasi stated Monday … Read more

David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds Receives Reserved Reception at Cannes

Diane Kruger Interview on David Cronenberg Cannes Film 'The Shrouds'

The Cannes viewers gave a respectful embrace to David Cronenberg‘s chilly drama The Shrouds, the newest from the Canadian king of horror. Cronenberg joined castmembers Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger, Man Pearce, Sandrine Holt and Elizabeth Saunders to hit the Croisette for the movie’s premiere Monday. Cronenberg rocked the pink carpet sporting a pair of white … Read more

Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley Horror Film The Substance First Reactions

Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley in Body Horror

The Substance, a ugly body-horror flick, had its world premiere on Sunday evening in competitors on the Cannes Movie Pageant and was greeted with a nine-minute standing ovation from the group on the Grand Lumiere Theatre. The sophomore directorial effort and English-language debut of the French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat — she additionally wrote, produced and edited … Read more

Claude Barras Gets Animated in Cannes With ‘Sauvages’

Claude Barras' Heartfelt and Incisive Animated Film

Eight years after his stop-motion breakout debut My Life as a Zucchini, which premiered within the Administrators’ Fortnight, Swiss director Claude Barras is again on the Cannes Movie Pageant this 12 months with Sauvages (Savages). My Life as a Zucchini was an Academy Award nominee in 2017, and Barras’ new characteristic is, if something, much more bold. It tells the … Read more

Cannes Festival 1974 Flashback: Francis Ford Coppola The Conversation

Cannes Festival 1974 Flashback: Francis Ford Coppola The Conversation

Considered one of solely 9 administrators to win the Palme d’Or twice, Francis Ford Coppola took house his first 50 years in the past — again when the award was nonetheless known as the Grand Prix — for The Dialog.  A psychological thriller starring Gene Hackman as a morally conflicted surveillance professional in San Francisco, The Dialog couldn’t … Read more

Best Movies Without U.S. Distribution

Best Movies Without U.S. Distribution

THR places the highlight on the very best movies from the pageant circuit which have but to land a U.S. distribution deal. La Cocina Directed by Alonso RuizpalaciosGross sales WME Impartial, Fifth Season From Anthony Bourdain giving American readers an inside take a look at the rock ’n’ roll restaurant {industry} in Kitchen Confidential to Nancy Meyers’ citrus-dotted white marble counter tops … Read more

Jesse Plemons Attempts to Unpack ‘Kinds of Kindness’

Jesse Plemons Attempts to Unpack 'Kinds of Kindness'

Jesse Plemons has turn into an undisputed auteur’s favourite. The 36-year-old star’s beguiling unshowiness onscreen has landed him memorable elements in movies from Paul Thomas Anderson (The Grasp), Steven Spielberg (Bridge of Spies, The Submit), Martin Scorsese (The Irishman, Killers of the Flower Moon), Charlie Kaufman (I’m Pondering of Ending Issues), Adam McKay (Vice) and Jane Campion (The Energy of the Canine), amongst so many others. Arguably much more … Read more

Why Raoul Peck Cast Lakeith Stanfield in Ernest Cole Cannes Doc

Why Raoul Peck Cast Lakeith Stanfield in Ernest Cole Cannes Doc

The setup reads like a thriller: 60,000 photograph negatives had been found in a secure in a Swedish financial institution, nobody is aware of how they bought there, and nobody is aware of who paid to maintain them there. However Raoul Peck’s Cannes-bound documentary Ernest Cole: Misplaced and Discovered goals to uncover the forgotten years of a … Read more

Jacques Audiard’s ‘Emilia Perez’ Hits Cannes With Selena Gomez, Zoe Saldana

Jacques Audiard's 'Emilia Perez' Hits Cannes With Selena Gomez, Zoe Saldana

Jacques Audiard returned to Cannes on Saturday evening to introduce the world to Emilia Perez, which obtained a rapturous response from the viewers, who gave it a nine-minute standing ovation. After Audiard took the mic to talk in French, the standing ovation resumed for one more minute or so. The tenth movie from the French … Read more

The Market Is Quietly Booming

The Market Is Quietly Booming

Alongside the a whole bunch of authentic films being shopped up and down the Croisette throughout Cannes’ Marché du Movie, the marketplace for remakes — local-language diversifications of established hits — is quietly booming.  We’re not solely speaking concerning the international-to-English remakes reminiscent of Oscar winner Coda — an adaptation of 2014 French-language dramedy La Famille Bélier — or Chris … Read more