Cannes Is Changing, but Thierry Frémaux Still Has Outdated Ideas About Gender Parity
The Cannes competition doesn’t have many women after signing the 5050×2020 pledge last year, but is the problem submissions or selections?
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Every Palme d’Or Winner From the Cannes Film Festival, Ranked
From “Pulp Fiction” to “La Dolce Vita,” some of the greatest movies of all time have won Cannes’ top prize, while others deserve more attention.
How Amy Poehler Made Her Directorial Debut With ‘The Funniest Women in the Business’
For “Wine Country,” Poehler enlisted her very own BFFs, including Maya Rudolph and Paula Pell, to help serve up a comedy about a girls’ trip they’ve actually lived.
Rooftop Films Summer Series 2019: ‘Brittany Runs a Marathon,’ ‘Greener Grass,’ and More
Exclusive: This year’s series will feature 45 outdoor screenings in more than a dozen spectacular outdoor venues, including some of indie film’s hottest new titles.
‘Judy’ First Trailer: Renee Zellweger Transforms Into Judy Garland For Awards Season Biopic
Rupert Goold’s film picks up during the final days of the beloved starlet’s life.
‘The Hustle’ Review: Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson Try Their Damnedest to Enliven Chintzy Remake
The pair toy with expectations in a beat-for-beat gender-swapped remake that’s doesn’t befit either of their comedic talents.
Disney Chief Bob Iger Expects Marvel to Announce Upcoming MCU Titles This Summer
With eight release dates already staked out in the coming years, fans are eager to know what’s next for the franchise. They may only have to wait a few more weeks.
Tilda Swinton Had to Reshoot Her ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Scene Because of Key Plot Changes
The blockbuster smash includes the return of some unexpected stars, like Swinton, who had to shoot her scene twice to accommodate an evolving story.
‘Leto’ Trailer: Embattled Russian Filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov’s Anti-Putin Rock Musical
The filmmaker missed the film’s Cannes debut last year after being placed under house arrest, but he’s been freed just in time to prepare for its imminent release.
Cannes 2019: Meet the 15 Female Filmmakers Premiering Films at the Festival
This year’s festival includes a variety of works from female filmmakers. Here’s who they are, and why you should know them.
Maya Rudolph Reflects on ‘Bridesmaids’: Why Female-Centric Comedy Became a Surprise Wakeup Call to Hollywood
Now starring in “Wine Country,” another comedy about a complex group of women, the actress looks back on the game-changer of a film, and how it’s informed her career since.
Cannes 2019: 15 Most Anticipated Films At This Year’s Festival
Yes, we’re excited for the latest epics from Quentin Tarantino and Terrence Malick. But there is a whole lot more to anticipate at the year’s most glamorous auteur celebration.
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Billionaire ‘Intruder’ Producer Robert F. Smith Vows To Pay Off Morehouse Grads’ Student Debt
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Charmed Finale: Who Didn't Survive? And What's Changing in Season 2?
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‘American Idol’ Winners: Where Are They Now (Seasons 1 – 16)?
