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The Night ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ Changed Cannes Forever
Guillermo del Toro returns to the festival with a restored version of his masterpiece — and a message that has never felt more urgent.
Boyd Holbrook, Director Reed Van Dyk on Iraq War Film ‘Atonement’ and Avoiding Combat Stereotypes
Boyd Holbrook and director Reed Van Dyk talks their Iraq war film Atonement, debuting at the Cannes Film Festival.
‘Full Phil’ Review: Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson Head to Paris in Quentin Dupieux’s Latest Hit-or-Miss Weird-Out
Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson play a daughter and father with different ideas about what makes a fun vacation in Quentin Dupieux’s ‘Full Phil.
As Hollywood Pulls Back, Northern Ontario Steps Up
As Hollywood pulls back, Northern Ontario is stepping up production, including with such films as ‘Frankenstein.’
‘Nemesis’ Creator Courtney A. Kemp on Making Her Explosive Netflix Debut and Crafting a Finale That Ushers in a Season 2
Nemesis creator Courtney A. Kemp breaks down twists and turns of her Netflix heist thriller finale and why she wouldn’t end ion a neat resolution.
‘Moulin’ Review: A Hero of the French Resistance Is Given Tribute in Grinding, Only Occasionally Effective Prison Drama
László Nemes directs a grinding biopic of French Resistance hero Jean Moulin, starring Gilles Lellouche and Lars Eidinger.
Ron Howard on Documentary Filmmaking, Richard Avedon and “Creative Endurance”
Ron Howard talks Richard Avedon and documentary filmmaking.
Lars Eidinger: The Man Who Plays Monsters
In an interview, German actor Lars Eidinge discusses his career, playing monsters and his role in Volker Schlondorff Cannes film ‘Visitation.’
Cannes Hidden Gem: The Rwandan Genocide Faces an Intense Reckoning in ‘Ben’Imana’
In a Cannes 2026 Hidden Gem, ‘Ben’Imana,’ the Rwandan genocide faces an intense reckoning.
Cannes Flashback: When Léa and Adèle Turned the Cannes Jury Blue
The French actresses co-starred in 2013’s ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color,’ and just might reunite at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.