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  1. cannes film festival
    Cannes: Will Pixar’s Inside Out Make You Cry?The movie just premiered, and audiences were weeping (and raving).
    By Kyle Buchanan
  2. cannes film festival 2014
    2014 Cannes Film Festival Lineup AnnouncedRyan Gosling’s movie to screen, and films from Bennett Miller, Tommy Lee Jones, Jean-Luc Godard, Michel Hazanavicius, and David Cronenberg to compete.
    By Jesse David Fox
  3. cannes 2013
    Vulture’s 10 Most Anticipated Films at CannesGosling! Swinton! Timberlake!
    By Kyle Buchanan
  4. movies
    How Beasts Became a Film-Fest PhenomenonStanding ovations happen every year at the Cannes Film Festival, but rarely are they as long and as loud as this one.
    By Jada Yuan
  5. on the road
    Watch a Clip of Kristen Stewart in On the RoadLegs for days on that one!
    By Eliot Glazer
  6. cannes film festival 2012
    2012 Cannes Competition Lineup AnnouncedAnd more movies you’ve been looking forward to.
    By Amanda Dobbins
  7. clickables
    See the Classy Poster for This Year’s Cannes Film FestivalStarring Faye Dunaway.
    By Kyle Buchanan
  8. kudos
    Robert De Niro Will Head This Year’s Cannes JurySays De Niro of the position: It’s “a rare opportunity.â€
    By Amos Barshad
  9. cannes 2010
    A Look at the Cannes WinnersThis year’s Cannes Film Festival was relatively small-scale and restrained.
    By Logan Hill
  10. cannes 2010
    Cannes Report: Iñárritu Talks Up Bardem for Oscar’s First Spanish-Language Best ActorThe actor gives an extraordinary performance in ‘Biutiful.’
    By Logan Hill
  11. cannes 2010
    Ten Lessons From the Cannes Film FestivalHow the louche movie scene parties.
    By Logan Hill
  12. cannes 2010
    Wall Street: A Merry Attack on the Banking IndustryWe’ve seen the movie, and it’s a doozy.
    By Logan Hill
  13. cannes 2010
    Cannes Reviews: Robin Hood, 2 Great Foreign FilmsDavid Edelstein and Logan Hill weigh in.
    By Logan Hill and David Edelstein
  14. cannes 2010
    Kate Beckinsale Learns the Life of a Cannes JurorAlso: She recalls her first time at Cannes, when she “wore steel-toe-capped Dr. Martens on the red carpet.â€
    By Logan Hill
  15. cannes 2010
    Russell Crowe: Tea-Bagger, No, Press-Basher, Yes.Even though Robin Hood’s no-taxation stance is similar to that of a certain emerging political party, Crowe would like you to know that his Hood is no tea-bagger.
    By Lane Brown
  16. miramax
    Weinsteins’ Miramax Deal to Be Announced at Cannes?According to Deadline’s Nikki Finke and Mike Fleming, the Weinstein brothers’ Ron Burkle–backed deal to retake the Miramax name and library back from Disney is complete.
    By Lane Brown
  17. cannes
    Cannes Lineup Unveiled: Biutiful, Fair Game, and No Tree of LifeSee the lineup!
    By Lane Brown
  18. cannes
    Robin Hood to Open CannesRidley Scott’s Russel Crowe–starring ‘Robin Hood’ will have the prestigious-ish honor of serving as opening-night curtain raiser.
    By Lane Brown
  19. chat room
    Asia Argento and Michele Civetta on Cannes Controversy and Porn-y New WorkWe called up the couple to find out what Argento would divulge about her Cannes jury experience.
    By Dennis Lim
  20. best of the fest
    Cannes Jury Does Not Approve of the Crushing of GenitalsMaybe next time!
    By Mark Graham
  21. cannes
    Cannes: The Awards OutlookThe main picks — and the contenders.
    By Dennis Lim
  22. cannes
    Inglourious Basterds: Boring?“He should perhaps go back to making cheerfully inventive outrageous films like ‘Kill Bill.’ Because Kill Adolf hasn’t worked out.â€
    By Lane Brown
  23. antichrist
    Antichrist Coming to a Theater Near YouIFC Films has bravely paid money for the American distribution, and they promise the version screened here will be the same one seen at Cannes on Sunday.
    By Lane Brown
  24. cannes
    Cannes: Lars von Trier Vigorously Defends Antichrist’s Genital Mutilation“It’s the hand of God. And I am the best film director in the world. I’m not sure if God is the best God in the world.â€
    By Dennis Lim
  25. cannes
    So What Happens to Willem Dafoe’s Genitals in Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist, Anyway?Warning: Read this post only if you want to cross your legs for the rest of the day.
    By Lane Brown
  26. cannes
    Cannes: Visiting With Vincent Gallo and Francis Ford CoppolaCoppola: “It’s fun to go to the barber with Vincent.â€
    By Dennis Lim
  27. cannes
    Cannes 2009: Your Questions AnsweredWho’s getting booed (first)? Who’s poised for a comeback?
    By Dennis Lim
  28. best of the fest
    2009 Cannes Film Festival Lineup Is Heavy on AuteursNew films from Ang Lee, Jane Campion, Michael Haneke, and others will be debuting here. Also, Quentin Tarantino!
    By Mark Graham
  29. the industry
    Michael C. Hall, Rainn Wilson, and Sarah Silverman Are a FamilyPlus: Tristan Wilds is killing people again!
    By Amos Barshad
  30. the early-evening news
    Oprah Now 7 Percent Less OmnipotentPlus: Rooster McConaughey finally gets his own reality show, and Quentin Tarantino announces plans to make the fastest movie ever.
  31. the industry
    Punch-out! Mike Tyson Documentary Coming to TheatersPlus: Bow Wow joins ‘Entourage,’ Sam Neill joins ‘Crusoe,’ and Blake Lively’s brother joins the ‘24’ prequel.
  32. countdown
    Is ‘Che’ This Year’s ‘Southland Tales’?Last night’s Cannes premiere of Steven Soderbergh’s four-hour biopic of Che Guevara seems to have been something of a fiasco.
  33. ranters and ravers
    Letters From Cannes: A.O. Scott Having Fun, Manohla Dargis Not So MuchDargis doesn’t like Clint Eastwood’s movie, doesn’t see James Gray’s, and God knows what she would think of the Macauley Culkin sex movie.
  34. quote machine
    Sam Waterston Can Barely Keep a Straight Face This TimePlus: Tarsem is totally keeping it simple for his next movie.
  35. you saw it here first
    Exclusive Clip: Christopher Zalla’s ‘Sangre de Mi Sangre’In Chris Zalla’s award-winning debut, Sangre de Mi Sangre, Pedro, a Mexican immigrant, travels to New York to meet his long-lost, reputedly successful father for the first time.
  36. chat room
    ‘Sangre de Mi Sangre’ Director Christopher Zalla on Making New York Scary“When we were shooting in these conditions on this low budget, we would never have thought people would say this is too slick.â€
  37. the take
    New Netflix Set-Top Device Makes Us Wish for MonopoliesAnother remote control? Kill us now.
  38. apropos of nothing
    Jack Donaghy to Take the Reins at Random HouseWill Vintage editorial assistants be taught to repair Kindles?
  39. the industry
    Will Smith Is Heading for ‘The Sticks’Plus: Katie Holmes on Broadway!
  40. ‘Gossip Girl’ Ditches Us the Morning AfterWe tally up the points that made the season finale of the Greatest Show of Our Time real, unreal, or maybe just annoying.
  41. apropos of nothing
    Madonna Reinvents Herself As a Ticket-Scalping ProfiteerThe next time you pay $600 for a balcony seat at a Madonna concert, guess who gets a cut? Madonna.
  42. overnights
    Lost: Locke, This Is Your LifeAs soon as we understood this episode was a Locke backstory, we felt preemptively distressed. After all, the man’s history is all retro humiliations and “Don’t tell me what to do.â€
  43. beef
    Verdi-vs.-Shakespeare Beef Not As Hard-core As We HopedDon’t miss Verdi’s deathless aria, “O, Shakespeare, cacasenno, vi daro dei calci nei vostri antichi.â€
  44. overnights
    ‘The Office’: Second-to-Last Episode Portends Terrible ThingsLike most shows affected by the strike, The Office’s rhythm has been off ever since it returned.
  45. vulture picture palace
    Filmmaker Jared Larson’s Dad Thinks You Should Get Out MoreIt’s like the family slideshow we wish we could’ve had.
  46. the early-evening news
    Miley Cyrus to Sink Every One of Her Fifteen Years of Life Experience Into MemoirPlus: Take the Uwe Boll challenge, and the ‘Blair Witch’ guy finally makes another movie.
  47. the industry
    The Police Kick Off Tour; Tickets to This Post Sold Out in Fourteen Minutes