Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote to close the Cannes Film Festival
After twenty years in the making, Terry Gilliam’s ill-starred The Man Who Killed Don Quixote will finally receive its world premiere at next
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Cannes Film Festival
Loach’s anti-austerity film wins him a 2nd Palme d’Or
The British director Ken Loach has won the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival for the second time. Ten years after winning
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Cannes 2015 ends with Palme d’Or for Audiard
A Cannes Film Festival that opened with one French director has ended with another taking the top prize; at the fourth time of
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Cannes 2015 – The Second Thursday
With the market beginning to close down, the by the second Thursday of Cannes, attention is turning almost exclusively to the festival and
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Cannes 2015 – The Second Wednesday
Having spent last night partying Hollywood-style with the stars of Sicario, today started with an opportunity to see what all the fuss was
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Cannes 2015 – The Only Tuesday
It’s not unusual for a film reviewer to spend the day in darkened rooms, watching film after film after film, but spent most
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Cannes 2015 – The Only Monday
As well as writing about films, I also write films, so for me, the Cannes market that runs alongside the festival very much
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Cannes 2015 – The First Sunday
Cannes is not just about the screening of films. Like many festivals, it also provides opportunities for aspiring film-makers to network and attend
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Cannes 2015 – The First Saturday
It was straight down to business this year. No messing about by the beach. Within two hours of getting off the plane at
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Environmental documentary to close Cannes
A documentary about one of the first scientist to raise concerns about global warming will bring this year’s Cannes Film Festival to an end,
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