Cannes Report
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Cannes Forecast: Hollywood Braces for Tough Market After a String of Flops
In a saturated buyers’ market, lucrative deals may be in short supply
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Cannes Calls 12 More to Jury Duty
Un Certain Regard and Camera d’Or juries will consist of a dozen international directors, actors, technicians and journalists
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‘Paranormal Activity’ Producer Shopping Horror Movie ‘The Houses October Built’
Cannes 2014: Brian O’Shea’s The Exchange will begin selling the found-footage film to international buyers at Cannes
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Ryan Reynolds, Mireille Enos Search for Their Kidnapped Daughter in ‘Captives’ Trailer (Video)
Scott Speedman, Rosario Dawson, Bruce Greenwood and Kevin Durand co-star in the thriller competing at the Cannes Film Festival this year
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Cannes Lineup Includes Ryan Gosling, Tommy Lee Jones, Bennett Miller Films
49 selected films include “Foxcatcher,” “The Homesman” and “Eleanor Rigby,” with 15 female directors and five first-timers
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Nicole Kidman’s ‘Grace of Monaco’ Tapped as Cannes Opening Night Film
The actress will play Grace Kelly in the Weinstein Company project
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Sex & Bling in the Rain: Summing Up the Cannes Film Festival in 5 Words
It was a sprawling, soggy, sexy 12-day extravaganza, and here are the keys
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Cannes: Lesbian Drama ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’ Wins Palme d’Or
"Inside Llewyn Davis" and "Like Father, Like Son" win second and third-place awards; Bruce Dern and Berenice Bejo take acting honors
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Good Morning, Cannes: Have You Reached a Verdict, Mr. Spielberg?
The Palme d'Or race hasn't been this murky in years, but you can probably count out the new Roman Polanski and Jim Jarmusch films
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Cannes Juror Nicole Kidman: I’ll Judge on the Purity of the Filmmaking
As deliberations get underway for the Palme d'Or, the actress reveals her approach to choosing the winner
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Cannes: ‘The Missing Picture’ Tops With Un Certain Regard Jury
"Omar," "Stranger by the Lake," "La Jaula de Oro" and "Fruitvale Station" also win jury awards
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Cannes: Lesbian Coming-of-Age Story ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’ Wins Fipresci Prize
Three-hour drama, which received attention for its graphic sex scenes, was named the fest's best film by international film critics' organization
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Good Morning, Cannes: From Bloody Fun to Bloody Schlock
Jim Jarmusch's vampire movie "Only Lovers Left Alive" wins over the critics, but can it possibly be as entertaining as the marketplace title "FDR American Badass?"
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Cannes Deal Wrap: Weinstein Co., Lionsgate Score Sunny Sales at Rain-Drenched Market
Film financiers reported a strong market at Cannes this year
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Cannes: Critics All Over the Map on James Gray’s ‘Immigrant’ but Love Marion Cotillard
The period drama is either a wrenching masterpiece or a gloomy melodrama, depending on who you ask
