Cannes Festival Buzz: 50 Films That Could Make the Lineup

With the 72nd Cannes International Film Festival just two months away, The Hollywood Reporter takes an exhaustive look at the titles that could bow on the Croisette.

Cannes' Netflix Problem Gets Bigger After Oscar Wins for 'Roma'

The world's number one film festival must make a deal with the streaming service or risk losing out on such future award contenders as Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman' and 'The Laundromat' from Steven Soderbergh.

Cannes: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu Named Jury President

The four-time Oscar winner will preside over the jury for its 72nd edition, which begins May 13.

Berlin Festival Boss Dieter Kosslick Signs Gender Parity Pledge

The departing Berlinale director touted the female representation in the festival's top ranks and competition lineup.

Critics' Conversation: In a Year of Unease, French Cinema Failed to Engage

The Hollywood Reporter's Paris-based critics ponder the best, worst and most baffling of French cinema in a year that ended with upheaval but failed to produce many films that meaningfully reflected the national mood.

'The House That Jack Built': Has Lars von Trier Lost Ability to Shock?

The Danish auteur has built a career on being cinema's bad boy, but his serial killer drama, starring Matt Dillon, has inspired more shrugs than scandal.

Matti Kassila, Finnish Film Director, Dies at 94

He directed four 'Inspector Palmu' movies based on Mika Waltari's fictional character, including the classic 1960 crime comedy 'Inspector Palmu's Error.'

Screen Media Nabs Terry Gilliam's Embattled 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote'

The decades-in-the-making passion project starring Adam Driver and Jonathan Pryce is finally getting a North American theatrical release after Amazon Studios got cold feet.

Cannes Director Thierry Fremaux Touts "Improvements" to Screening Schedule

The festival's artistic director also defended against criticism that American films are fleeing for Venice and Toronto to build awards buzz.