Neon, Mist and a Man in Leather: Nicolas Winding Refn Returns with Her Private Hell
Ten years after The Neon Demon, Nicolas Winding Refn returns to Cannes with a lavish, violent fairytale in neon and fog, carried by a…
Ten years after The Neon Demon, Nicolas Winding Refn returns to Cannes with a lavish, violent fairytale in neon and fog, carried by a…
Spanish novelist Virginia Feito adapts her own gothic satire for Zachary Wigon, with Maika Monroe as a governess whose impeccable manners hide something far…
With Strawberrys, Laïla Marrakchi transforms the strawberry fields of southern Spain into the setting for a deeply human story about exploitation, migration, and the…
With Meltdown, Manuela Martelli transforms the frozen landscape of Chile’s far south into a hypnotic and deeply political meditation on memory, motherhood, and the…
With Parallel Tales, Asghar Farhadi returns to Cannes with a precise and devastating moral thriller in which every ordinary decision exposes the ethical fragility…
With Gentle Monster, Marie Kreutzer leaves behind the intimate spaces of traditional psychological drama to craft an elegant and unsettling satire about contemporary femininity,…
With Histoires de la nuit, Léa Mysius transforms a family celebration into an intimate nightmare about secrets, violence, and the emotional fictions we construct…
With Moulin, László Nemes leaves behind the abstract labyrinths of his previous films to immerse audiences in a visceral and claustrophobic experience of torture,…
With The Man I Love, Ira Sachs transforms New York at the height of the AIDS crisis into a space suspended between desire, fragility,…
With The Beloved, Rodrigo Sorogoyen turns a film production into an emotional battlefield where power, guilt, and the desperate need for affection permeate every…