Some of the best nuggets of glitz and scandal throughout the history of the most famous international film festival.
By Ella Kemp
Lucas Hedges plays a teenage drug addict who attempts to reconcile with his mother.
By Paul Ridd
Timothée Chalamet and Lucas Hedges are earning plaudits for their tender portrayals of troubled young men.
By Emily Bray
An explosion of cuddly warmth can be found in this gentle tale of a disfigured boy coming up against school bullies.
Garry Marshall’s tin-eared greeting card movie extravaganza is so bad it’s almost quite good.
Jodie Foster swings for the Wall Street fat cats and misses by miles in this thin thriller which premiered in Cannes.
By Sarah Jilani
The Cannes Film Festival is slowly but surely setting out to promote gender equality, and others will follow.
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