Adam Driver on Dunham Allegations: 'Saving It for My Book'
At Cannes, Adam Driver responded to Lena Dunham's memoir claims about his on-set behavior, saying he'll address them in his own book. The actor was promoting 'Paper Tiger.'
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Canal+ CEO Blacklists 600+ Film Figures Over Bolloré Petition
Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada says the company will no longer work with hundreds of film figures who signed a petition against Vincent Bolloré's influence, escalating tensions in French cinema.
Maverick: David Lean Documentary Review – Dashing Retrospective
Barnaby Thompson's documentary on David Lean is an exhilarating delve into the director's peerless career and complex personal life, with a grand cast of talking heads.
Garance Review: Exarchopoulos Shines in Flimsy Drama
Adèle Exarchopoulos gives a boisterous performance in Garance, but the film's portrayal of alcohol addiction is superficial and implausible, making for an unsatisfying drama.
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Cate Blanchett: #MeToo 'Got Killed Very Quickly'
Cate Blanchett says the #MeToo movement was 'killed very quickly' and laments that film sets still have 10 women to 75 men, calling it 'boring' and harmful to the work.
Adam Driver Avoids Lena Dunham's 'Feral' Claims at Cannes
Adam Driver declined to comment on Lena Dunham's memoir allegations of violent behavior on the set of 'Girls' during a Cannes press conference for his film 'Paper Tiger'.
Ken Loach: Your Party Lost Historic Chance to Unite Left
Ken Loach accuses Your Party of squandering a historic opportunity to unite the left against the far right, as his Spanish civil war film 'Land and Freedom' screens at Cannes.
John Lennon: The Last Interview Review – Soderbergh's AI Misses
Steven Soderbergh's documentary on John Lennon's final interview is marred by pointless AI-generated snippets, failing to capture the poignant context of the artist's last day.
The Beloved: Javier Bardem's Scariest Performance Yet
Javier Bardem delivers a chilling performance in Rodrigo Sorogoyen's The Beloved, a meditation on male auteurs and emotional abuse, premiering at Cannes.
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Harris Dickinson Spotted with Wedding Ring After Secret Marriage
Harris Dickinson, a top contender for the next James Bond, was seen wearing a wedding ring at Cannes, reportedly after marrying singer Rose Gray in a private ceremony.
Cannes 2026: Best Red Carpet Fashion Moments
From Diane Kruger's Givenchy cape to Demi Moore's Gucci crinkles, explore the standout red carpet looks from the Cannes film festival.
John Travolta Gets Surprise Honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes
John Travolta was visibly moved after receiving a surprise honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes while premiering his directorial debut, Propeller One-Way Night Coach.
Farhadi Condemns State Violence and War at Cannes
Oscar-winning Iranian director Asghar Farhadi denounced civilian deaths in Iran and bombing campaigns during a Cannes press conference, calling all murders crimes.
Cantona Documentary: Ferguson, Beckham Defend Star at Cannes
A lively but repetitive documentary about Eric Cantona, featuring interviews with Ferguson and Beckham, explores his iconic moments and controversial kick.
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Tom Cruise's Co-Star Hypes 'Digger' as Unprecedented
Sandra Hüller teases Tom Cruise's upcoming film 'Digger' as the most impressive movie she's ever seen, sparking Oscar buzz at Cannes.
Zvyagintsev Returns to Cannes After Covid and Exile
Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev, known for Leviathan and Loveless, returns to Cannes after a nine-year absence, overcoming severe Covid and political exile.
Older Women Shine on Cannes Red Carpet
Joan Collins, Catherine Deneuve, and Jane Fonda lead age diversity at Cannes 2026, challenging youth-obsessed fashion norms.
Cannes Festival Fights to Save Magic as Star Power Fades
The Cannes Film Festival faces a subdued atmosphere with fewer US studio premieres and a corporate feel, but die-hard fans and last-minute A-list appearances keep hope alive.
Hannah Einbinder: Silence on Palestine Costs More Than Career
Hacks star Hannah Einbinder at Cannes says speaking out on Palestine is an obligation, despite risks to her Hollywood career, joining Jewish allies.
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Fatherland Review: Hüller Shines in Pawlikowski's Return
Sandra Hüller stars as Erika Mann in Paweł Pawlikowski's elegant historical drama about Thomas Mann's 1949 German tour, exploring exile, betrayal, and personal tragedy.
Demi Moore Hatred Is Disgusting: A Woman of Strength
Demi Moore faces vile body-shaming comments at Cannes. This article defends the 63-year-old actress, celebrating her career and condemning online toxicity.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Review: Anderson Shines
Jane Schoenbrun's queer slasher spectacular starring Gillian Anderson wows at Cannes, blending horror and kink in a meta-franchise reboot.
Inside Fast and Furious Reunion at Cannes: Vin Diesel's Speech
A film critic attends the Cannes midnight screening of The Fast and the Furious with Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, and Paul Walker's daughter Meadow, sharing an emotional reunion.
A Woman's Life Review: Midlife Crisis and Same-Sex Affair
Léa Drucker stars as a brilliant surgeon whose chaotic life is upended by a same-sex affair with a journalist in Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet's breezy comedy of midlife emotional upheaval.
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Peter Jackson Gave Kate Winslet Her First Onscreen Kiss
At Cannes, director Peter Jackson revealed he was Kate Winslet's first onscreen kiss in 'Heavenly Creatures', joking he set the bar high for her later roles, including with Leonardo DiCaprio.
Cannes: A Beautiful, Gruelling Circus I Can't Quit
Agnès Poirier reflects on 25 years of the Cannes Film Festival, celebrating its blend of cinema celebration and frantic trade show, and why she keeps returning.
Demi Moore: Film Industry Cannot Fight AI Rise
Demi Moore says fighting AI is a losing battle, urging collaboration. She stresses AI can't replace the soul of true art. Cannes jury discusses politics and art.
The Electric Kiss Review: Belle Époque Farce Lacks Spark
Pierre Salvadori's whimsical comedy about a fake medium and a grieving painter has charm but fails to ignite romantic fantasy. Anaïs Demoustier stars.
French Cinema Faces Far-Right Threat, 600 Sign Letter
Over 600 French cinema figures, including Juliette Binoche, warn that Vincent Bolloré's far-right influence threatens film independence, risking a 'fascist takeover of the collective imagination.'
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Cannes 2026: Must-See Films at This Year's Festival
Film critic Tori Brazier previews the most anticipated movies at Cannes 2026, from Paper Tiger to Victorian Psycho, highlighting Hollywood stars and international talent.
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