Cannes 2012
Cannes: Lights, camera, catastrophe
Four years into the economic crisis, the screens of Cannes are brimming with breakdown, futility and collapse
Cannes 2012
Xavier Dolan: Enfant. Terrible?
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The Cronenbergs: Dark art just runs in the family
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- Sound of My Voice: A fascinating look at life in a cult
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- Headhunters: a Nordic nod to Hollywood
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- Warriors of the Rainbow: The cost of rebellion
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Toronto actress Sarah Gadon walking two red carpets at Cannes
Part-time film student is excited about working with Denis Villeneuve in his new thriller
Cannes 2012
French film legends star in a story of love’s demise
Director Michael Haneke surprises with a simple, emotional film about an elderly Parisian couple
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No more action films for me: Jackie Chan
Hong Kong actor says he plans to focus on drama, not fisticuffs
Cannes 2012
On the road in Cannes with border-hopping auteurs
Brazil’s Walter Salles is the latest in a line of cinematic auteurs who jump cultural barriers to make ‘foreign’ films
Cannes Diary: The crazies come out as the fest winds down
Lee Daniels didn’t have to go far to research the characters in The Paperboy
Jacques Audiard: A romance from a man’s man filmmaker
A director known for films about memorable guys made sure there was a woman at the centre of Rust and Bone
