Cannes 2013 - Awards Daily

Blue is the Warmest Colour wins FIPRESCI at Cannes

Blue is the Warmest Colour (La Vie D’Adele), Manuscripts Don’t Burn, and Blue Ruin have both won the FIPRESCI prize so far. 2013 Cannes FIPRESCI prizes Blue is the Warmest Colour (In competition) Manuscripts Don’t Burn (Une Certain Regard) Blue Ruin (Director’s Fortnight) Une Certain Regard Prix Un Certain Regard: Rithy Panh for The Missing Picture Best...

Cannes Review: Payne’s America Unearthed Once Again in Nebraska

Across the wide, bleak expanse of Nebraska Alexander Payne cuts two charcoal figures — Will Forte and Bruce Dern. Nebraska is a name that stands...

Robert Redford in a clip from All Is Lost

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Cannes Review: JC Chandor’s All Is Lost

JC Chandor’s Oscar-nominated screenplay, Margin Call, took him ten years to write. It is a deliberate, careful study of what it takes for a man to survive...

Cannes Review: Mack the Knife – Only God Forgives

Nicolas Winding Refn’s follow-up to Drive takes him farther away from traditional narrative and deeper into abstract expressionism. His painter’s...

Cannes Diary: Inside the Coens Press Luncheon

One of the standout films in the main competition here in Cannes has to be the Coen brothers’ Inside Llewyn Davis. God kills a kitten every time a hipster...

Takashi Miike’s Shield of Straw, trailer

(We’ll look for a international trailer with English subtitles). ...

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