Latest in Tag: Cannes Film Festival Highlight
Latest in Tag: Cannes Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival announces jury for July edition
This yearâs jury features award-winning artists with huge success in film industry
24 films compete at Cannes Film Festival 2021
Festival will take place in July, featuring full provision to protect health, safety of all participants
Cannes Film Festival to open 2021 edition with Leos Caraxâs Annette
Chaired by American filmmaker Spike Lee, Jury of Cannes Competition will announce winners during closing ceremony on 17 July
Cannes Film Festival announces jury for 2020 special edition of short films competition
The event marks the Festival’s return to its home turf, in a homecoming that puts the emphasis on short films and up-and-coming directors.
Cannes Film Festival announces 2020 Classics section
This yearâs programme selection consists of 25 feature films and seven documentaries
Egyptian short film Fakh screened at Cannes Film Festival
Film directed by Egyptian filmmaker Nada Riyadh
Cannes Film Festival opens with Jim Jarmuschâs The Dead Donât Die
Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, who heads jury, to pick Palme d’Or winner
Cannes Film Festival official poster pays tribute to Agnès Varda
French film legend Agnes Varda, who died last month aged 90, will be the star of this yearâs Cannes Film Festival poster unveiled on Monday, perched on the back of one of her technicians. The ever-playful director was pictured standing on the back of one of her crouching male crew to get a shot for …
Jarmuschâs latest film to open 2019 Cannes Film Festival
The Dead Donât Die will enter Cannesâ main competition
Lebanese directorâs Nadine Labaki’s film nominated for 2019 Oscars
Film previously won Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival
Egyptian film âYomeddineâ to have an Egyptian premiere at Gouna Film Festival
Film had its world premiere at Cannes Film Festival
âWeldiâ screens at Directors’ Fortnight
Mohamed Ben Attia’s film âWeldiâ (Dear Son) screened on Sunday at the Cannes Film Festival at the ThÊâtre Croisette within the Directors’ Fortnight programme, which will conclude the events of the festival. Weldi follows Riadh, who is about to retire from his work as a forklift operator at the port of Tunis. The life he …
Female film workers demand âsafe workplaceâ in red carpet protest
82 female stars at Cannes Film Festival stage red carpet protest against gender inequality
The issues rocking the Cannes Film Festival
Selfies are forbidden on the red carpet; Harvey Weinstein is persona non grata in Cannes, but Lars von Trier no longer is. While #MeToo remains a dominant issue, there are more women on the jury than in the competition.Oscar-winning Iranian director Asghar Farhadi’s psychological thriller opens the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday. His film, “Everybody …
Four masterclasses to be held during Cannes Film Festival
During the 2018 edition of the Cannes Film Festival, four meetings with artists will take place at the BuĂąuel Theatre. The four masterclasses will held by directors and actors invited to share their work and passion about cinema during a rendezvous for the festival goers, according to the festival, adding that the four film professionals …
‘Grotesque’ selfies banned at Cannes Film Festival
Is this the end of the red carpet selfie hunters? The director of France’s glamour film festival says that violators of the newly imposed selfie ban will not be let in to see films.Thousands of festival goers take selfies every year as film stars walk the red carpet at the French Riviera film festival. But …
âWesternâ: a feminine critique of the male egoÂ
Opening the sidebar program of the Cannes Film Festival, âUn Certain Regardâ, Valeska Grisebachâs film âWesternâ investigates ideas of ownership, xenophobia, and masculinity, in a way that reflects some modern tensions between eastern and western Europe. After disappearing for ten years, director Valeska Grisebach returned in the 2017 edition of the Canne Film Festival, after …
âYou Were Never Really Hereâ: a tale of humanising a hitman
âYou Were Never Really Hereâ premiered at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival on the last day of the main competition. Critics and film professionals were shocked, or at least did not expect such roughness from Lynne Ramsay, who unlike many other directors, has tensed up the performance and the edge of her films, following a …
‘Clash’ receives 4 awards at Carthage Film Festival
Completing the series of awards it received from its first screening at this yearâs prestigious Cannes Film Festival, Eshtebak (Clash) received four awards at the Carthage Film Festival in its 27th round. By winning the Bronze Tanit (the second prize in the Official Feature Film Competition), Best Photography, Best Editing, in addition to the African …
‘Clash’ unfolds a controversial dispute
Presenting intellectual and creative challenges, the movie tries to prove that all sides are simply human
Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami dies at age 76
The acclaimed director, who won the 1997 Palme d’Or for “Taste of Cherry,” passed away from cancer in France. He had left Iran last week for medical treatment.
Iranian actress Taraneh Alidoosti courts controversy with feminist tattoo
Taraneh Alidoosti has found herself in the center of a social media controversy after cameras caught a women’s rights symbol tattooed on her arm. Feminism is seen negatively in the Islamic republic.
Why the German entry is a top contender for the Cannes Golden Palm
The German drama “Toni Erdmann” is a hot contender for the Golden Palm award at the 2016 Cannes film festival. Critics favor director Ade’s film, but in the end, it’s up to the jury to decide on Sunday.
Everything you need to know about the 2016 Cannes Film Festival
Discover the highlights of the Cannes Film Festival, held this year from May 11-22. As Germany celebrates a comeback in the race for the Palme d’Or, here are 12 hot contenders in the competition.