Baz Luhrmann Knows Kids Don’t Care About ‘Elvis.’ He’s Ready to Change Their Minds.
The “Elvis” director tells IndieWire that he believes bringing all audiences back to the theater is “my mission.”
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The Cannes Market Is Hot! Unless It’s Not: Here’s the Winners and Losers So Far
Hollywood math is fuzzy at best, but this Cannes market is particularly unpredictable because no one knows how to assess value.
‘Triangle of Sadness’: Behind the Ruben Östlund Comedy’s Big Sale to Neon at Cannes
Palme d’Or winner Ruben Östlund (“The Square”) loves making us laugh, no matter how long it takes.
George Miller Tells Us How He Made Idris Elba Even Bigger While Tilda Swinton Was Happy to Feel Small
Cannes: In “Three Thousand Years of Longing,” how did Miller make a Djinn tower over Tilda Swinton? It only started with the platform shoes.
Vicky Krieps Should Be in the Cannes Competition for Best Actress
She stars in Un Certain Regard title “Corsage,” an irreverently feminist drama that should have been in the official competition.
How James Gray’s Cannes Hit ‘Armageddon Time’ Found Its Heart in Anthony Hopkins
Cannes: With the right handling, this could be Gray’s best-received film to date.
Tom Cruise Doesn’t Change His Narrative for Anything, Not Even Cannes
Cannes called it a MasterClass Conversation, but the mastery on display was Tom Cruise’s unflagging ability to reveal nothing.
Cannes 2022 Launches Amid Controversy, War, and Optimism
Cannes always blends art cinema with brazenly commercial Hollywood fare like “Top Gun: Maverick.” This year’s biggest star on the red carpet is Tom Cruise.
Asghar Farhadi Denies He Plagiarized ‘A Hero’: ‘My Film Is Not Based on the Documentary’
The Iranian Oscar-winner was grilled at the Cannes Jury press conference.
At This Year’s Cannes Market, Star Power Will Drive the Top 10 Hottest Titles for Sale
There’s a few titles left for sale in the Official Selection, but market packages are where the real action is.
Inside Blockbuster Super-Producer Frank Marshall’s Other Filmmaking Career: Making Music Docs
“Jazz Fest” brings a message of hope: “that we can get through these disasters and pandemics and whatever else is thrown at us, with music.”
Cynthia Nixon Escapes from Politics with Two Hit Emmy Contenders, ‘The Gilded Age’ and ‘And Just Like That…’
“And Just Like That…” offered Nixon a chance to be vulnerable and brave, sexy and insecure, bond with her girlfriends, and fight with them too. She kept her corsets tied in period drama “The Gilded Age.”
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