Cannes 2018: The 11 Best Movies of This Year’s Festival
We spend two weeks in the south of France watching some of the most exciting new cinema from around the world. Here are the highlights.
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Cannes Film Festival 2018: Winners and Losers Inside the Perfect Storm
Prizewinners like “Black KkKlansman” and “Shoplifters” prove that there was no shortage of art — but is that enough for Cannes to live on?
Cate Blanchett Calls Spike Lee’s Cannes-Winning ‘BlacKkKlansman’ a Film ‘That Is Quintessentially About an American Crisis’
Ava DuVernay and Léa Seydoux praised the film as well.
Netflix Acquires Cannes Winners ‘Happy as Lazzaro’ and ‘Girl’ After Falling Out With Festival
The streaming giant may have been on bad terms with Cannes this year, but that didn’t stop Netflix from buying some of the highlights.
Asia Argento Condemns Harvey Weinstein at Cannes Awards: ‘I Was Raped Here, This Festival Was His Hunting Ground’
Argento made an appearance at the Cannes awards ceremony before the prize for best actress was announced.
2018 Cannes Film Festival Awards: ‘Shoplifters’ Wins Palme d’Or, Spike Lee Earns Grand Prix
Movies by Jafar Panahi and Nadine Labaki also win big at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival awards.
Watch the 2018 Cannes Awards: Live Stream Who Won the Palme d’Or
Twenty-one directors are in the running for the Palme d’Or at Cannes 2018. Here’s how you can watch the awards presentation live.
‘The Wild Pear Tree’ Review: Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s Funny, Touching Father-Son Bonding Tale Earns Its Three Hours — Cannes 2018
Ceylan is infamous for his epic running times, but his latest is an exciting riff on an old formula.
‘Pope Francis: A Man of His Word’: Wim Wenders Grilled the Pontiff and Left Amazed
The Vatican asked Wenders to make a film about the Pontiff — and after that, didn’t question the filmmaker about a thing.
‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Review: Terry Gilliam’s Long-Delayed Passion Project Is Sloppy, But Not a Total Disappointment
Gilliam’s famously troubled project is finally finished and closing out the Cannes Film Festival. It’s far from perfect, but it might be his most personal movie.
‘Burning’ Trailer: Lee Chang-dong’s Cannes Favorite Looks Worth the Wait — Watch
It’s the most acclaimed film at the festival so far.
Terry Gilliam ‘Doesn’t Give A Sh*t Anymore’ About ‘Don Quixote’ Troubles, Really Hopes the Film Becomes A ‘Commercial Success’
After two decades of trying to get it made and a months-long legal battle against a former producer, Terry Gilliam finally premieres “Don Quixote” at Cannes this weekend.
