All posts tagged Festival de Cannes 2017
70th Festival de Cannes Awards
Chaired by Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar, the Jury of the 70th Festival de Cannes unveiled the names of the winners at the prize-giving ceremony on Sunday, May 28, 2017. After […]
Based on a True Story Closes the 70th Festival de Cannes
Based on a True Story by Roman Polansky is an intimate thriller staging two women – an author and a fan – with opposing views on a writer’s creation process. […]
In The Fade, At the Pursuit of Nazis
In The Fade by director Fatih Akin portrays a woman who, after a bomb attack, will suffers the loss of her family and seek revenge by hunting a couple of […]
Good Time, Losers Opera
Good Time by the Safdie brothers evokes the desperate race of a gangster in New York to save his mentally retarded brother arrested after a botched bank robbery. Good Time, […]
The Beguield: The Chicks Eat The Rooster
Sofia Coppola’s The Beguield opposes Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman in a thriller where a cock, seeing himslef like a fox in the henhouse, is eaten by the chicks. In […]
Radiance of the Inner Being
Radiance by the Japanese director Naomi Kawase depitcs with poetry the quest of two people on a path of light towards communion with the invisible. The Japanese director Naomi Kawase […]
The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Horror Thriller
The Killing of a Sacred Deer, by the Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos, is an exciting film mixing the psychological tension of a thriller and the terror of a horror film. […]
The Meyerowitz Stories, Big Apple Neuroses
The Meyerowitz Stories by Noah Baumbach tells the story of adult siblings in New York trying together to get rid of the influence of their aging father. With The Meyerowitz […]
Beats Per Minute of Anger and Tenderness
Beats Per Minute tells the struggle of Act Up Paris activists against the indifference and the silence which condemn to death the sick and threaten the young people. Beats Per […]
Okja, The Pig With a Heart of Gold
Okja, by Korean director Bong Joon Ho, is a fantastic comedy about the friendship between a little girl and a genetically modified animal evoking both pig and hippo. The relationship […]
Marvel at Wonderstruck at Festival de Cannes
Wonderstruck by Todd Haynes opened the 70th Festival de Cannes with a masterpiece of cinema: the emotional journey to New York of two children towards a better life. Wonderstruck, by […]
70th Festival de Cannes Declared Open
After a glamorous star-studded Red Carpet, the Opening Ceremony gave the start of the 70th Festival de Cannes, a milestone edition for the greatest film festival in the world. A […]
Recent Comments