film festival

Her Private Hell Review

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Nicolas Winding Refn's Her Private Hell is an unforgettable Neo-Noir thriller that will surely make you think about what cinema is.

Sheep in the Box Review

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Can having a robotic version of your child bring you healing and inner peace? Hirokazu Kore-eda attempts to answer that question in Sheep in the Box.

The Man I Love Review: Cannes 2026

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Ira Sachs' The Man I Love is a celebration of love, art, and life in the face of death during the heights of the AIDS epidemic in 1980s New York City, featuring a career-best performance from Rami Malek,.

Tangles Review: Cannes 2026

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Beautiful animation, incredible voice performances, and a heartbreaking story make Tangles a masterpiece, showcasing the power of the animated medium.
Fjord

Fjord Review: Cannes 2026

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With his Palme d'Or-winning feature, Fjord, Cristian Mungiu puts his audience in the hot seat as he questions moral boundaries, biases, and religious and progressive extremism.

Hope Review: Cannes 2026

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Na Hong-jin's science fiction epic, Hope is a high-octane action thriller about a small Korean town being invaded by aliens. Action pack, thrilling, and completely insane, we haven't seen a film like this since Mad Max: Fury Road.

Paper Tiger Review: Cannes 2026

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James Gray's Paper Tiger is a frustrating film. On one hand, it has several spectacular scenes, great performances, and a tense atmosphere. But on the other, it is a collage of better crime thrillers stitched together without ever carving out its own identity.

79th Annual Cannes Film Festival Preview

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The 79th annual Cannes Film Festival runs from May 12 to May 23. With 200 films from nearly 150 countries, here are our most 15 anticipated films of the festival, ranging from Hamaguchi to Schoenbrun and Mungiu.