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Bergman Island, which made a name for itself in the festival season of the past year and competed for the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival, where it premiered, is released all over he world after traveling almost all over the world and even being broadcast on some “pay and watch” platforms abroad.
Bergman Island: The story of a filmmaker couple who are both screenwriters Read More
Leos Carax’s latest film, “Annette,” opens Cannes 2021 on 6 July. It is a fusion of different flavors, ranging from a ‘glam rock video clip’ to a ‘puppet animation’, a ‘backstage musical’ to a ‘motorcycle movie’. A ventriloquist meta-comedy with an anti-musical vein. But he will be remembered when Leos Carax, the extraordinary master of the Second French New Wave, who became famous for his masterpieces, bumped into Adam Driver.
Annette: Leos Carax just watches when Adam Driver do his show Read More
Renowned Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci died at the age of 77 in Rome, the capital city of Italy. Bernardo Bertolucci was the last great maestro of the 20th century. In the early 1960s, Bertolucci began making his first films and made several films. Here are some of your memorable movies.
5 Unforgettable films by Bernardo Bertolucci Read More
The Cannes Film Festival was held in May this year as it did every year. Films from all over the world attended the festival. Among the films that attracted the attention of the festival viewers, five films bearing the signature of female directors were of particular interest and were among the unforgettable films of Cannes 2019. Now let’s briefly outline these five important films.
Cannes 2019: 5 Great films by female directors Read More
Twenty-five years after Quentin Tarantino won the Palme d’Or for Pulp Fiction, he is back at Cannes with his latest film – and nothing at the 2019 Festival has been so feverishly anticipated. A new Tarantino film is always an event, of course, but when it is nearly three hours long, when it is about the movie business, and when it has the Sergio Leone-evoking title of Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood… well, what could be more exciting for the cinephiles on the Riviera? Many of us were hoping to make use of Brad Pitt’s line at the end of Inglourious Basterds: “I think this just might be my masterpiece.”
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino Read More
Pedro Almodovar’s “Julieta,” which recently world premiered in competition at Cannes, will open the 33rd Jerusalem Film Festival. “We are happy to open this year’s festival with a film by …
Jerusalem Film Festival opens with Pedro Almodovar’s ‘Julieta’ Read More
Nadine de Barros and her team will kick off sales in Cannes on the idiosyncratic road movie. Fortitude International is financing Layover and will represent international rights on the Croisette. …
Penelope Cruz to star in Fortitude’s ‘Layover’ Read More
Mister Smith Entertainment will launch international sales on the crime thriller “Mean Dreams” that has its world premiere in Directors’ Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival. UTA Independent Film Group …
“Mean Dreams” has world premiere in Cannes Read More
The Cannes Film Festival is paying tribute to Marilyn Monroe by selecting her the icon of the 2012 festival, festival organizers said Tuesday. The festival is featuring the late star …
Marilyn Monroe to Live in Cannes Film Festival Poster Read More