Tag: Cannes 2016

Well, that’s it. The films have been unveiled, the awards given out, and now the red carpet is being rolled ...

It might not be the end of the world, but for fans of Xavier Dolan, there are moments during his ...

Nicolas Winding Refn isn’t an auteur; he’s a provoc-auteur – an architect of hyper-stylised worlds that exist in lustrous neon-lit ...

You will not be shocked to read that at the heart of Kim Nguyen’s interesting if inconsistent new film is ...

Olivier Assayas’ Personal Shopper may have been the first picture to receive a round of “boos” when it played to ...

Director Jim Jarmusch has long been fascinated by the ethereal power of poetry; it provided a spiritual guide for William ...

Sure, nice guys finish last, but that doesn’t mean they’re not winners. Take Holland March and Jackson Healy (Ryan Gosling ...

Not for the first time in his career, Pedro Almodóvar has gone and made a film that’s all about mothers. ...

The most unconventional thing about Jeff Nichols’ Loving is just how conventional it is. This eternally rising star of America’s ...

First and foremost, Toni Erdmann is a tale of fathers and daughters. Winfried (Peter Simonischek) is a practical joker who ...