The Cannes Film Festival 2025 did not celebrate comfort. It rewarded tension. In a year presided over by Juliette Binoche, the festival moved away …
Cannes 2025 — Cinema at the Edge of Certainty
Cannes 2025 — midway through: power, poetry, and the films defining the Palme d’Or race
Croisette, 21 May — When the Festival Reveals Itself By the time the Cannes Film Festival reaches its midpoint, illusion gives way …
Inside the Cannes 2025 Jury: A Star-Powered, Globally-Minded Ensemble Poised to Define the Future of Film
As the sun prepares to rise over the Croisette this May, the Cannes Film Festival returns with a jury as …
Cannes Film Festival 2025 Unveils Historic Double Poster Honouring A Man and a Woman on Its 60th Anniversary
In an unprecedented move, the Cannes Film Festival has announced that its 78th edition—scheduled to take place from 13th to …
Vie Privée: A Thrilling, Thought-Provoking Psychological Drama by Rebecca Zlotowski
In Vie Privée (translated as Private Life), French director Rebecca Zlotowski delivers a gripping psychological thriller that blends intellectual tension with raw emotional …
From Lagos to Cannes 2025: ‘My Father’s Shadow’
Nigerian-British filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr. is poised to make waves at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival with his feature directorial debut, My Father’s …
Harris Dickinson’s Directorial Debut: ‘Urchin’
British actor Harris Dickinson, renowned for his performances in Beach Rats, Triangle of Sadness, and Babygirl, is making his directorial debut with Urchin. At just …
A Generational Tapestry: Mascha Schilinski’s Sound of Falling
In her feature debut, Mascha Schilinski presents Sound of Falling, a German drama that weaves the lives of four women across a century …
A Fever Dream in the Desert: Ari Aster’s Eddington
Ari Aster’s Eddington marks a significant departure from his previous works, venturing into the realm of contemporary Westerns with a satirical edge. …