Cannes Film Festival

This Year's Big Cannes Winner: People Who Want Great Screen Sex

Cannes Diary: What Are the Women in Their Dresses Hoping For?

Identity Crises at Cannes 2012

Films, stars, and the festival itself combat easy categorization

Cannes Outdoes Itself

Cannes 2011 Has Issues

New York Film Festival: The Hype and the Substance

This year's NYFF manages both. Plus: Our best of the fest

Cannes Jury of One

Carlos wuz robbed

Regards from an Underwhelming Cannes Festival

The competition isn't fierce but the Romanians are!

Advice for the Tribeca Film Festival: Party Harder!

With Antichrist, Charlotte Gainsbourg Rises

An interview with Cannes's 2009 Best Actress

A Final Report from the Cannes Film Festival 2009

This time, it's visceral

Cannes Film Festival 2009, Closing Credits: Gaspar Noe's Enter the Void, Haneke's The White Ribbon, and More

Our longtime film critic J. Hoberman spent this year's Cannes filing regular dispatches. This is his last one. Enter the Void Memorable for its in-your-face sensationalism, the 62nd Cannes Film Festival opened with the 3-D computer animation Up, saving the "Yours" for the final minutes of the comp ... More >>

Lars von Trier's Antichrist Can't Save this Year's Cannes

Some Alternate Cannes Awards

Che wins the only Cannes award that really matters: ours

Cannes Class of 2008

A jury divided unites around Laurent Cantet’s schoolhouse drama

Movies To Go

Preparing for the onslaught that is the Toronto Film Festival

Palm d'Hoberman

Our one-man jury bestows honors on the best of Cannes 2007

Everyone’s a Winner

Cannes jury spreads out awards, giving Romanian the big prize

Is There a Doctor in the House?

Michael Moore's Sicko and To Each His Own Cinema at Cannes

America Cannes

Art imitates life as U.S. directors command this year's fest, with only China rivaling for celluloid domination

Golden Loach

Combat movies win top prizes at Cannes

Goodbye Southland, Goodbye

Richard Kelly prepares to re-edit his next cult film

Before the Revolution

In Cannes's second week, Coppola falters, Linklater rebounds, and Spanish-language films surge

Code Unknown

In the shadow of Da Vinci, Cannes '06's first great film: A visionary American comedy about the end of times

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Historical Oversight

Desensitized to Cronenberg's 'Violence', jury anoints Dardennes over Jarmusch and von Trier

Safety First

Stocked with old favorites, a conservative Cannes proves Newton's Third Law of Motion

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The Best (and Worst) of Cannes's Latin American Undercurrent

Unknown Pleasures

Cannes '04's Eden of East: A possibly unfinished pop symphony and an anime cyber-noir

Michael Moore Wins Palme d’Or

Cannes 2004

All That Heaven Allows

Superior Education, feel-good agitprop, a hell-raising Moore dot the Cannes firmament

A Passion for Provocation

Lars von Trier's Dogville is a Christian allegory—with a bite

Exile in Dogville

22 films from 14 countries: Striking crimson gold at the annual New York Film Festival

My Bunny Valentine

Vincent Gallo at Cannes: A Blow-by-Blow Account

Roads to Perdition

Doomsday Visions and Ugly Americans at the Cannes Film Festival

Van Sant Wins Top Prize at Cannes

Sim City

Indulging in Cannes's Desserts of the Reel

All or Nothing at the Cannes Film Festival

Uncertainty Principles

Polanski Wins Top Prize at Cannes

Political Party

Waiting for the Big Ones

God and Man at Cannes

The Mirror Has Two Faces

Figments of Your Hallucination

Bingeing and Purging at Cannes

Lynch's 'City of Dreams' and More

Past Pop for Now People

Cannes-Cannes Kicks Off

Tough Sells and Transported Cinephiles

In the Cannes

Stocking up at the Toronto Film Festival

Northern Exposure

Stocking Up at the Toronto Film Festival

Mixed Blessings

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Northern Lights

Taking On Toronto's Film Festival