Garland’s latest conversation piece is also his most beguiling, and audiences might not be ready for it. The director tells IndieWire why he “can’t prevent or worry too much” about anyone’s interpretations.
Julia Ducournau’s erotic psychological thriller “Titane” won the Palme d’Or, while David Cronenberg’s 1996 sex-fueled “Crash” was awarded a Special Jury prize amid controversy.
Other recent acquisitions include Neon with Kore-eda Hirokazu’s “Broker,” while MUBI picked up Park Chan-wook’s “Decision to Leave.”
Andy Samberg and John Mulaney voice the iconic crime-fighting chipmunks in Akiva Schaffer’s self-reflexive, adult-skewing animated and live-action mash-up.
“I had to fight really hard to keep my career,” Heard claimed, citing Warner Bros. “basically took a bunch out” of her upcoming role.
“Solo” was largely a box office bomb and derided by fans for its lead Alden Ehrenreich’s take on the beloved Han Solo.
The Iranian Oscar-winner was grilled at the Cannes Jury press conference.
Joseph Kosinski directs the Netflix psychological thriller, also starring Jurnee Smollett and based on a George Saunders story.
The filmmaker explains to IndieWire his unusual ride through Cannes expectations as his meta movie opens this year’s festival.
Cannes head Thierry Fremaux constantly defends the festival and its role at the center of world cinema — but to what end?
“She giggle-screamed, and then I got the part.”
Inspired by a true story, the Paramount+ Original film also stars Larry Wilmore, Rainn Wilson, and Anna Camp.
