‘Summer of 85’ Trailer: Bask in the Beauty of François Ozon’s Retro Gay Romance
“Summer of 85” hits theaters in France on July 14, making it the first film from the canceled Cannes Film Festival to roll out on the big screen.
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Auteurs Reborn: Andrei Tarkovsky’s Life Gets TV Series, Sergio Leone Documentary in the Works
Directed by Kirill Serebrennikov, the series has emerged out of the virtual Cannes marketplace. Meanwhile, Francesco Zippel will helm a Leone tribute.
Cannes XR Hosts Over 55 New Works, Including Original VR Program from Canceled Tribeca Film Festival
Cannes’ three-day, VR-focused event goes virtual this year, June 24-26, as part of the Marché du Film Online.
‘Ammonite’ Director Says the Lesbian Romance Is a Story of Hope and ‘the Power of Touch’
“Ammonite” would’ve world-premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, but now will have to enter the very crowded fall circuit.
‘Another Round’ Trailer: Mads Mikkelsen Is Determined to Stay Drunk in Cannes Comedy
Thomas Vinterberg’s comedy is among the official selections of this year’s canceled Cannes Film Festival.
Cannes Announces 2020 Official Lineup: ‘French Dispatch,’ ‘Ammonite,’ New McQueen and Ghibli
There’s no festival this year, but 56 movies will be given the official Cannes 2020 label.
Cannes Will Announce Official Selection in June, but There’ll Be No Physical Edition This Year
Cannes director Thierry Frémaux instead wants to take the films out into the world, across partnering film festivals and at cinemas in the fall.
Cannes’ Palais des Festivals Is Now a Homeless Shelter Amid Nationwide Lockdown
With the Cannes Film Festival now postponed, the city is repurposing a key venue as a temporary homeless shelter.
Cannes Jury President Spike Lee Applauds Decision to Postpone Fest
“The world has changed and it’s changing every day,” Lee told Variety, while also slamming the president’s response to the pandemic.
Cannes Won’t Decide Whether to Cancel the Festival Until April 15 as France Shutters Theaters
As France shuts down all non-essential public spaces amid the coronavirus outbreak, Cannes is holding off on its decision to call off the biggest movie event of the year.
Cannes President Says Festival Will Cancel If Coronavirus Worsens: ‘We Aren’t Oblivious’
Pierre Lescure adds the festival could withstand one year without revenue should the 2020 event not take place because of the virus.
Cannes Says It’s Too Early to Assume Coronavirus Will Cancel 2020 Festival, First Case Hits Region
The festival says “it is still premature” to make any assumptions on whether or not the outbreak will cancel the 2020 edition.
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