In a near-future marked by drought, a cancer survivor embraces risk, sex, and reinvention, destabilizing her life in an erratic, darkly comic journey. Critics’ Week.
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‘Viva’ Cannes Review: A Tonally Wild Search for Feeling
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Series: reseña de ‘Dutton Ranch’, de Chad Feehan (Paramount+)
Buscando paz tras la tragedia, Beth y Rip se mudan a Texas, donde incendios, conflictos y un hallazgo peligroso los arrastran a lo conocido. Con Kelly Reilly, Cole Hauser, Annette Bening y Ed Harris. Desde el 15 de mayo, por Paramount+
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‘Dutton Ranch’ Review: The Yellowstone Spirit Moves South
A fresh start in Texas turns volatile as Beth clashes with locals, Rip uncovers a corpse, and a powerful ranching family emerges as their biggest threat. Starring Kelly Reilly, Cole Hauser, Annette Bening and Ed Harris. Available May 15 on Paramount+
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‘Nagi Notes’ Cannes Review: Koji Fukada Finds Intimacy and Upheaval in a Town Far From Tokyo
In a quiet town seven hours from Tokyo, two women, two teenagers, and one father navigate unspoken desires in the days before spring. Competition.
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‘A Woman’s Life’ Cannes Review: The Discreet Anxiety of the Bourgeoisie
A successful doctor’s controlled world begins to fray as work pressures, family crises, and an unexpected connection reveal the emotional cost of keeping everything in place. In Competition.
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‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Cannes Review: The Final Girl Theory
A filmmaker travels to meet the star of a cult horror franchise and recruit her for a sequel, in this extravagant love letter to ’80s slasher cinema. Starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson. Un Certain Regard.
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‘Under a Bad Star’ Review: A Child’s Gaze on a Toxic Love Story
A child’s point of view frames this unflinching portrait of a destructive relationship and the invisible scars it leaves behind. Opening film of Cannes parallel section ACID.
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‘The Match’ Cannes Review: Maradona, Myth and the Politics of Argentina vs England 1986
Through players’ memories and archival footage, the film reconstructs the 1986 quarterfinal where football, national identity and postwar tensions converged in one unforgettable match. Cannes Premiere.
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‘Butterfly Jam’ Cannes Review: A Father, a Son, and the Rituals That Bind and Break Them
A teenage wrestler in New Jersey’s Circassian community is forced to confront his father’s failings after one reckless decision upends both their lives. Directors Fortnight.
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‘The Electric Kiss’ Cannes Review: A Pleasant, Old-Fashioned Romp That Runs Out of Steam
In 1920s Paris, a fairground performer poses as a medium to con a grieving painter, setting off a romantic tangle of love, deceit and loss.



