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.
Tag "Cannes 2026"
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‘The Electric Kiss’ Cannes Review: A Pleasant, Old-Fashioned Romp That Runs Out of Steam
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Cannes 2026: crítica de ‘La Vénus électrique’ (‘The Electric Kiss’), de Pierre Salvadori (Apertura)
En el París de los años 20, una artista de feria se hace pasar por médium para estafar a un pintor en duelo, desatando una historia de amor y engaños. Fuera de Competición.
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‘Bitter Christmas’ Review: Almodóvar Turns the Camera on Himself and Everyone Around Him
A filmmaker drifts between memory and invention, as stories echo and fracture, revealing the uneasy space where personal experience becomes shared fiction. Starring Bárbara Lennie and Leonardo Sbaraglia.
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Why Hollywood Is Skipping Cannes—and What It Says About the Industry
As Hollywood tightens control over its narratives and marketing, the risks of premiering films at Cannes may now outweigh the rewards—reshaping the role of festivals in the global industry.
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Hollywood vs. Cannes: control, riesgo y el nuevo ecosistema mediático
Mientras Hollywood refuerza el control sobre sus relatos y campañas, los riesgos de pasar por Cannes parecen superar los beneficios, redefiniendo el rol de los festivales.
