We might not know who has won the Palme D’or yet, but today we got to learn who would claim the less prestigious, but we like to think equally important, Palm Dog. This is A moment of levity in the festival that is dedicated to the world’s finest cinema takes a breather from intense criticism in an [...]
Abdellatif Kechiche’s Blue Is The Warmest Colour is looking like the front-runner at this year’s Cannes. Whilst we won’t know until tomorrow when the awards are announced, Kechiche’s 3 hour lesbian love story is looking like it will scoop the main prize, the Palme D’Or. Twitter has been buzzing with praise, showing that whether it [...]
The trailer for Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s directorial debut, Don Jon’s Addiction, has been released. As well as penning the script and directing, Gordon-Levitt also stars as the lead character Jon Martello, a gym obsessed porn addict who is renowned for his luck with the ladies. However when he meets Barbara Sugarman, played by Scarlett Johansson’s with [...]
Whilst the focus at Cannes falls on the films, the transformation of the small coastal town of the two weeks is intense. The Croisette bustles with thousands of journalists, industry buffs and if you are quick you may even catch a fleeting glimpse of a celebrity dashing into their blacked out car. Yet whilst the [...]
If you could sit down and have a coffee and croissant, and discuss cinema with anybody in the world, a certain Barry Norman would be a strong contender for your company, and we had the fortune of speaking to the beacon of film knowledge ahead of his hosting of the forthcoming A Night at the [...]
Playing in the Un Certain Regard section at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Chloé Robichaud makes her directorial debut with dramedy, Sarah Prefers To Run (sarah préfère la course). Set in Montreal, the story concerns a young girl (Sophie Desmarais) and her obsessive ambition to pursue her career as a professional middle-distance runner. However her [...]