'A Violent Desire for Joy' ('Un violent desir de bonheur'): Film Review | Cannes 2018
French director Clement Schneider casts 'My Golden Days' star Quentin Dolmaire as a monk during the French Revolution in this Cannes ACID premiere.
'Le Grand Bal': Film Review | Cannes 2018
French director Laetitia Carton's documentary, which premiered in Cannes as part of the Cinema de la plage section, explores an annual dance event in France.
'Mirai' ('Mirai, My Little Sister'): Film Review | Cannes 2018
A little boy adjusts to the presence of his new baby sister in the latest animated feature from writer-director Hosoda Mamoru, who made 'Wolf Children.'
Topher Grace on Playing David Duke and a Potential 'That '70s Show' Reboot
The 'BlacKkKlansman' star also reveals how director Spike Lee eased his n-word anxiety and breaks his silence on co-star Danny Masterson, who has been accused of raping multiple women.
'Heavy Trip' ('Hevi Reiussu'): Film Review
The hometown heavy metal band Impaled Rektum grabs its chance at greatness and heads from Finland to a concert in Norway in a spoof written and directed by first-timers Juuso Laatio and Jukka Vidgren.
7 Floral Earrings to Spruce Up Your Spring Wardrobe
Take a cue from the Cannes red carpet, where a floral fixation ruled, with a pair of spring's show-stopping earrings.
'The Pluto Moment' ('Ming Wang Xing Shi Ke'): Film Review | Cannes 2018
Chinese cineaste Zhang Ming's latest, about a filmmaker's struggle to find financing and inspiration in the countryside, bowed in Directors' Fortnight.
Gory Lars Von Trier Film Screening Causes Juror's Relative to Walk Out
The Hollywood Reporter had a seat next to 'Blade Runner 2049' director Denis Villeneuve and his group at the Cannes premiere of Matt Dillon-starrer 'The House That Jack Built.'
The Irony of The Male (Photographers') Gaze at Cannes Women's March
One female festival photog observed that the 82 activists who participated were being photographed by hundreds of men but only a handful of women.
Cannes vs. Netflix: Why Everyone Lost With the Festival's Ban
It was quiet on the Croisette this year thanks to a silly war that kept streaming movies (and the A-list stars who generate buzz) out of the industry's biggest promotional event, hurting indie producers as much as the festival itself.
