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‘Paper Tiger’ Debuts to Spirited Ovation as James Gray Tells Audience “Cinema Needs You More Than Ever”
The Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver movie Paper Tiger, directed by James Gray, had its world premiere at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
Aura Entertainment Takes Renny Harlin’s Samuel L. Jackson Actioner ‘The Beast’ for U.S. (Exclusive)
Jackson plays a U .S. president fighting a coup using the secret capabilities of the presidential limousine, nicknamed ‘The Beast.’
Documentary Filmmaker Brian Lindstrom Dies at 65 After Battle With Rare Brain Disease
Brian Lindstrom, documentary filmmaker and Wild author Cheryl Strayed’s husband, died at 65 after rare brain disease progressive supranuclear palsy.
‘Visitation’ Review: Volker Schlöndorff’s Tale of Two Summer Houses Is an Intelligent, Elegantly Crafted Chronicle of German History
Volker Schlondorff makes an elegant return to Cannes with ‘Visitation,’ a chronicle of two summer houses over the course of 100 years in Germany.
3 Cannes Questions With… Lucy Liu
Acclaimed actress Lucy Liu is in Cannes in support of ‘The Pirate Queen: No Safe Waters,’ a "cinematic immersive experience."
‘Flesh and Fuel’ Review: Two Lonely Truckers Share Europe’s Highways — and Much, Much More — in an Unlikely Road Romance with Plenty of Heart
Pierre Le Gall’s ‘Flesh and Fuel’ stars Alexis Manenti as a French truck driver who meets a man on the road and pursues an impossible romance.
Jack Schlossberg Says He Won’t “Ever Process” His Sister Tatiana’s Death: “She Was My Best Friend”
Jack Schlossberg says he doesn’t think he will ever process his sister Tatiana Schlossberg’s death.
‘The Beloved’ Review: Javier Bardem Carries a Tense Behind-the-Scenes Father-Daughter Drama That Could Use a Little More Sentimental Value
Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo play father and daughter in director Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s ‘The Beloved,’ about a film shoot that flies off the rails.
Cannes Legend Volker Schlöndorff Has No Regrets
At 87, German director Volker Schlondorff returns to Cannes with a new film and six decades of history of scandals, the Palme and politics.
‘Sheep in the Box’ Review: Hirokazu Kore-eda Trains His Tender Gaze on Human-AI Co-Existence in a Grief Drama in Search of an Emotional Payoff
Hirokazu Kore-eda explores human-AI co-existence in ‘Sheep in the Box,’ about a couple who try replacing their dead child with a robot replica.