[Video Interview] Ryan Gosling and Nicolas Winding Refn on ‘Drive’
There was one movie at Cannes that brought streaks of ultra violence sending ripples into the normally stiff audience, causing them to roar with thunder. ...
Raffi Asdourian
The Best of Cannes Film Festival 2011
There really is no film-centric event that can compare to the Cannes Film Festival. Part marketplace for movies from around the world, part competition for ...
[Cannes Review] Michael
There was a disturbing trend at this years Cannes Film Festival, where many films focused on an issue that can easily send shivers up the spine. The issue a...
[Cannes Interview] Jasmin Prosser, CEO of Studio Beyond
While at the Cannes Film Festival I had a unique opportunity to interview a pioneer in the independent film realm who hopes to really shake up the stale stu...
[Cannes Review] Hanezu
Filmmaker Naomi Kawase has been a soft spoken staple at the Cannes film festival ever since being the youngest recipient to win the Camera d'Or for her debu...
[Cannes Review] Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
Nuri Bilge Ceylan has become a name synonymous with the more traditional type of auteur that the Cannes film festival reveres. In his sixth film and also his ...
[Cannes Review] This Must Be The Place
In Paolo Sorrentino's This Must Be the Place, Sean Penn plays a spoof of The Cure's Robert Smith named Cheyenne. Dressed in all black with disheveled hair and...
[Cannes Review] Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai
Takashi Miike is one of the most interesting and prolific filmmakers to come out of Japan, making over 80 films in nearly every genre imaginable since his d...
[Cannes Review] Le Havre
Deadpan comedies are a trademark of Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki. He specializes in creating atmospheres devoid of overtly acted emotions, opting instea...
[Cannes Review] Drive
In Drive, Ryan Gosling plays a lone-wolf type who likes to do precisely what the title explicitly says. Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn, best known fo...
