Festivals
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Cannes 2014: Palme predictions
Time for prizes and wonder. Who will Jane Campion’s jury beckon up the red carpet, asks Isabel Stevens?
Saturday 24 May 2014 -
Ken Loach’s Jimmy’s Hall review: still fighting the power
Ken Loach winds down half a century of fiction-film mastery with a relatively minor study of a dissident spirit in post-revolutionary Ireland, reports Nick Roddick.
Friday 23 May 2014 -
Leviathan review: Andrey Zvyagintsev has big fish to fry
The director of The Return returns with a surprising, weighty and damning fable of contemporary provincial Russia, says Geoff Andrew.
Friday 23 May 2014 -
In Adieu au langage, JLG fecks around with 3D – and forfeits his Cannes dinner invitation again. “This ends in barking”, Nick Roddick reads…
Wednesday 21 May 2014 -
Amour fou, Force majeure and White God: the best of Cannes 2014’s Un Certain Regard
Nick Roddick finds out-of-the-way gems, about a literary suicide pact, an avalanche of familial embarrassment and the apocalyptic misadventures of a Jekyll-and-Hyde dog.
Wednesday 21 May 2014 -
Mad, sad and audacious: Sci-Fi London 2014
From the claustrophobic to the megalomaniac, the priapic and the transcendental, it was the little films that could at this year’s festival of the existentially ingenious, reports Anton Bitel.
Tuesday 20 May 2014 -
Cannes 2014 halfway roundup: the acting’s the thing…
…and the drumming. And the projection. Nick James tries to waive the auteurism in the face of the piecemeal pleasures of Foxcatcher, Whiplash, the, uh, Dardennes’ Two Days, One Night and other highlights so far.
Tuesday 20 May 2014 -
David Robert Mitchell’s tail-chasing horror is smarter than you’d think – and scarier than festival-goers expected, says Catherine Wheatley.
Monday 19 May 2014 -
Maps to the Stars review: David Cronenberg’s La La horror
Canada’s maestro of dark chills heads to Hollywood to watch the stars fall out of their tree. Catherine Bray is tickled.
Monday 19 May 2014 -
Saint Laurent review: the eyes have it in Bertrand Bonello’s urbane Yves Saint Laurent biopic
French filmmaking’s great hope tries on a fictionalised slice of the late fashion designer for size. By Jordan Cronk.
Sunday 18 May 2014
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