A French Resistance leader faces his Nazi interrogators with stoic defiance, knowing survival may demand an unbearable final choice. In Competition.
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‘Moulin’ Cannes Review: Gilles Lellouche Anchors a Spare and Relentless Portrait of Defiance Under Nazi Captivity
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‘Another Day’ Cannes Review: Adèle Exarchopoulos Carries a Conventional but Emotionally Honest Alcoholism Drama
A French actress navigates work, love, and family while drinking two liters of wine a day and refusing to admit she has an alcohol problem. In Competition.
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‘Dora’ Cannes Review: July Jung’s Overwrought Korean Melodrama Wastes a Strong Premise
A troubled Korean teenager retreats to the countryside only to find herself trapped among damaged, destructive adults. In the Directors Fortnight.
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‘Hope’ Cannes Review: Korea’s Costliest Blockbuster Is a Breathless but Unfinished Beast
A small-town South Korean cop and his ragtag team hunt a monstrous, near-indestructible creature only to discover it’s just the beginning. In Competition.
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‘La perra’ Cannes Review: Dominga Sotomayor Returns with a Lyrical and Unsettling Drama
After her dog disappears, a woman’s search on a windswept island triggers memories of youth, revealing hidden wounds that quietly define her present life.
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‘When the Night Falls’ Review: Saving Children in the Shadows of Vichy
Set in 1942 France, a reluctant bureaucrat and a defiant priest race against tightening Vichy orders to rescue as many Jewish people as possible.
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‘I’ll Be Home in June’ Cannes Review: A Tender, Honest Portrait of an Unlikely America
A sixteen-year-old German exchange student navigates small-town New Mexico, faith, nationalism, and first love in the weeks following September 11th.
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‘Too Many Beasts’ Cannes Review: A French Noir Comedy That Goes Gloriously Off the Rails
In a small northern French village, a volatile gendarme and an unorthodox psychologist navigate a murderous conflict between hunters and local farmers. Directors’ Fortnight.
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‘The Beloved’ Cannes Review: Javier Bardem Anchors a Volatile Father-Daughter Drama
A struggling actress reunites with her estranged filmmaker father to star in his shoot, where buried tensions erupt and personal wounds derail production. Starring Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo. In Competition.
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‘The Station’ Cannes Review: Survival and Struggle in Yemen’s Civil War
A Yemeni woman runs a women-only gas station amid civil war, fighting to protect her young brother from conscription as violence closes in. In Critics’ Week.


