Cannes 2015 Dailies
SquareOne Takes Marlon Wayans’ ‘Fifty Shades’ Spoof for Germany
The actor stars in the spoof, which pokes fun at the 'Fifty Shades of Grey' franchise.
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Oscars: Hungary Selects ‘Son of Saul’ for Foreign-Language Category
Laszlo Nemes' Holocaust drama won the Grand Prix in Cannes last month.
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Cannes: Nabil Ayouch Explores Underbelly of Morocco in ‘Much Loved’
The French-Moroccan director's Fortnight entry examines prostitution in a starkly realist drama.
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Cannes: Fantasy Epic ‘The Mirror’ Optioned By Ruyi Films and Syon Media
Cang Yue's series is a runaway success in China but production will be international.
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Denis Villeneuve talks 'Sicario' and Sony Pictures Classics makes a big deal for 'Truth.'
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‘Cowboys’ (‘Les Cowboys’): Cannes Review
For his directorial debut, French star screenwriter Thomas Bidegain casts Francois Damiens as an amateur country singer father looking for his daughter
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Cannes Market, Jackie Chan Team on Prize for Young Chinese Directors
Marche du Film executive director Jerome Paillard will announce the winner of the $160,000 award.
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Justin Kurzel talks about directing Michael Fassbender in 'Macbeth,' and THR takes a look at all the boxing movies duking it out.
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Cannes: Dan Aykroyd to Narrate Sea Shepherd Documentary (Exclusive)
The star will voice a feature-length film about the group's anti-whaling and anti-poaching activites near Antarctica.
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The Hollywood Reporter's fifth daily issue features an interview with Todd Haynes about 'Carol,' his drama starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara.
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Cannes: China’s Lü Jianmin Backing ‘The Monkey King’s Daughter’ (Exclusive)
Lü will finance and produce with ANA Media’s Scott Einbinder, while Roman Kopelevich’s Red Sea Media is handling international sales.
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Gus Van Sant discusses 'Sea of Trees' and Netflix's Ted Sarandos comes under fire from European film protectionists.
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