Philippe Lacôte Run is Magical Realism in a Time of Crisis
One of the more memorable films here at the Cannes film fest will have to be French/Ivory Coast director Philippe ...
Tag: Cannes 2014
Cannes Diary: All Lost on the Croissette
“They call me classless, I heard that. I second and third that.” Eminem The thing I love most about Cannes ...
The State of the Race: What We Can Learn from Cannes So Far
It's best not to think about the Oscar race when in Cannes. Why would you? The two competitions are worlds ...
How to Train Your Dragon 2 – Wild Ride as Good as First
How to Train Your Dragon is one of the best animated features ever to hit the Oscar race. It wasn't ...
Dailan Wanda announces plans for massive new studio and film festival in Quingdao
Big news out of Cannes announced at today's Weinstein Co. event: (press release) Stephen Mensch announced as CEO of the ...
Cannes 2014: Cinema de la Plage
Here are the screenings on the beach at Cannes. I'm going to try to catch either For a Few Dollars ...
Atom Egoyan’s Film Receives First Boos at Cannes
I'm not really sure what the reasoning was behind accepting Atom Egoyan's Captives into the main festival competition, especially after ...
Mike Leigh’s Mr. Turner Emerges as First Oscar Contender of 2014
While it's true that Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel is also an early contender for film awards, Mike Leigh's ...
Wasted Opportunity for talented Filmmaker Keren Yedaya
Being that the subject was the lack of women directors at Cannes, it was especially disheartening to sit through Loin ...
Nextgen Oscarwatcher: Cannes Preview, plus PGA and DGA early thoughts
After a rather peaceful two months following the last Academy Awards, the first questions so many of us have regarding...
