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De Gaulle: Tilting Iron (Cannes) Review: The first half of an epic two-part biopic

De Gaulle: Tilting Iron is a sweeping WWII epic that chronicles the rise of Charles de Gaulle and the birth of the French Resistance.

Posted 4 months ago

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Dernsie: The Amazing Life of Bruce Dern (Cannes) Review: A lovely tribute to one of the great character actors

Posted 4 months ago

Dernsie: The Amazing Life of Bruce Dern is a fascinating and affectionate portrait of one of Hollywood’s greatest character actors, packed with incredible stories and career-spanning insight.

Maika Monroe delivers a deliciously deranged performance in the stylish Victorian horror satire Victorian Psycho.

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Victorian Psycho (Cannes) Review: Maika Monroe once again impresses

Posted 4 months ago

Maika Monroe delivers a deliciously deranged performance in the stylish Victorian horror satire Victorian Psycho.

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The Man I Love (Cannes) Review: Rami Malek delivers the performance of his life

Posted 4 months ago

Rami Malek delivers a career-best performance in Ira Sachs’ devastating Cannes drama The Man I Love, an intimate portrait of life during the AIDS crisis in 1980s New York.

Andy Garcia writes, directs and stars in this riff on forties film noir.

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Diamond (Cannes) Review: Andy Garcia’s noir riff is low-key but not without charm

Posted 4 months ago

Andy Garcia writes, directs and stars in this riff on forties film noir.

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Bitter Christmas (Cannes) Review: Almodóvar’s latest finds the auteur in a self-lacerating mood

Posted 4 months ago

While it takes awhile to get there, Bitter Christmas finds Almodóvar refreshingly critical of his own late career.

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Update: The trailer for Hope mystifies us with an unseen threat. Na Hong-Jin says that a sequel has already been written

Posted 4 months ago

Hope is taking the Cannes festival by storm with its madcap action that's being compared to Fury Road and more may be on the way already.

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Full Phil (Cannes) Review: An always-eating Kristen Stewart nearly saves this somewhat tedious absurdist comedy

Posted 4 months ago

Woody Harrelson and Kristen Stewart star in Quentin Dupieux’s bizarre Cannes comedy Full Phil, a satire that may test audiences’ patience more than their funny bones.