‘A Prayer Before Dawn’ Trailer: Joe Cole Leads Cannes Boxing Drama Shot in a Thai Prison
French director Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire’s visceral drama is based on the true story of a British boxer incarcerated in Thailand.
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2019 Oscars: Best Foreign Language Feature Predictions
Cannes plays a key role in foreign-language Oscar submissions around the world.
Oscar Contenders From Cannes 2018, From Spike Lee to Hirokazu Kore-eda — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 199: How several movies got Oscar boosts from Cannes. Plus: Why “Solo” is a letdown and what to make of the Morgan Freeman reports.
Nicolas Cage’s Next Act: By Embracing His Wild Side, He’s Become a Risk-Taking Powerhouse
The actor didn’t walk the red carpet at Cannes, but he was setting up work left and right. What accounts for his current ubiquity?
Gaspar Noé Isn’t Angry ‘Climax’ Didn’t Compete at Cannes, Says Jury Was Too ‘Moralistic’ to Give Him An Award Anyways
Critics agreed Noé’s “Climax” was one of the best offerings at Cannes 2018, and the director embraces his out-of-competition slot.
Netflix and Movie Theaters Are on the Same Side, Whether or Not They’ll Admit It — Cannes Critic’s Notebook
For all of the fighting between Cannes and Netflix, the movies of this year’s festival argued that cinema is better for having them both.
Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2018 Cannes Film Festival Movies
Buyers were quite active at this year’s Cannes, but they still missed these festival highlights. It’s not too late!
Cannes 2018: Where and When You Can See the Festival’s Winners, From ‘Shoplifters’ to ‘BlacKkKlansman’
This year’s festival may have come to an end, but some of its biggest winners are still bound for a screen near you. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s to come.
Asia Argento Says Spike Lee Was the Only One Who ‘Spoke Kind Words’ to Her After Her Fiery Cannes Speech
Argento accused Harvey Weinstein of raping her at the festival in 1997.
Cannes 2018 Critics Survey: The Best Films, Directors, and One Big Palme d’Or Snub
20 critics from around the world voted in this year’s survey, which highlights a film that went home empty-handed at the awards ceremony.
‘The State Against Mandela and the Others’ Review: Nelson Mandela Documentary Corrects Oversight in Biopics — Cannes 2018
Mandela wasn’t the only one on trial when he was convicted of treason, as this new documentary points out.
