Cannes

Le Rock et le Roll

To Do: Little Chenier at the Angelika

Ensemble Excess

Illuminata's quality cast starts strong but loses focus

Fly South By Southwest

And crash the party

The Wild, Wild East

A pistol-packing Pole takes on the new European reality

Pulped Fiction

Quentin Tarantino talks his sophomore film into an early grave

Double Dare

Twin Town isn't another Trainspotting -- but it's not bad, either

War Story

Twin Town isn't another Trainspotting -- but it's not bad, either

The Unhappy Hooker

Star Maps sells itself cheap

Press Picks

Star Maps sells itself cheap

RegularFellas In Gomorrah

The Average Giuseppes of organized crime

Che Is A One-Ton Guerrilla

Soderbergh's two Che Guevara films in one four-hour sitting

Fade to White: Blindness

Adap nails the bleak before succumbing to the sap

Shots in the Dark

Reflecting its moment, Cannes 2008 takes a decidedly serious tone

Cannes Class of 2008

A jury divided unites around Laurent Cantet's schoolhouse drama

A Polish auteur -- and Mike Tyson! -- stage comebacks at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival.

A jury divided unites around Laurent Cantet's schoolhouse drama

Presenting the only Cannes awards that really matter: Ours.

A jury divided unites around Laurent Cantet's schoolhouse drama

Shots in the Dark

Reflecting its moment, Cannes 2008 takes a decidedly serious tone

A Mighty Heart

Angelina Jolie kidnaps Daniel Pearl's movie

Sicko

Michael Moore's pill goes down easy, but his diagnosis of U.S. health care still devastates

The Joy in the Bubble

Cannes 2007 was a success, but how many of its movies will you actually get to see?

We Aren't the World

How the Americans fared at Cannes.

Cannes d'Awards

Foreign films dominate this year at Cannes.

Cannes and Abel

Ferrara's beloved New York, this time via Rome.

Is There a Doctor in the House?

Health, in life and film, dominates Cannes

Palme d'Hoberman

Our one-man jury bestows honors on the best of Cannes 2007.

Savage Love

Tom Kalin's Cannes comeback

America Cannes

Art imitates life as U.S. directors command this year's fest, with only China rivaling for celluloid domination.

Good Clean Smut

Art imitates life as U.S. directors command this year's fest, with only China rivaling for celluloid domination.

The Host

Korean box-office monster emerges from the Han River to slime us stateside

The Man Who Loved Women

Gynocentric director returns with a lighthearted ghost story

French Confection

Sofia Coppola pays opulent tribute to the innocent boredom of a teen queen

Ford Tough

Sofia Coppola pays opulent tribute to the innocent boredom of a teen queen

Belgian Waffling

A street hustler sells his child, then fights to undo his mistake

Mostly Miranda

Me and You can't overcome its irritating star

Cine City

The MFAH screens nine important Mexican films

Boy, Oh, Boy

You have no idea what you're in for with Oldboy...but you'll learn

A Closed System

Matthew Ritchie puts the finishing touches on a complete cosmology

A Really Bad Apple

Matthew Ritchie puts the finishing touches on a complete cosmology

[S]hit

Behind current blaxploitation pulp literature is - surprise! - the music biz

Quentin's Final Solution!

In a triumph of his will, Tarantino makes Holocaust revisionism ridiculously fun in Inglourious Basterds.

(Very) Oldboy

Park Chan-wook gets positively trendy with his latest: a vampire pic!

Coco Puff

Chanel hagiography is so last season.

Johnette Duff Knows About The Ups And Downs Of The Film Business

Up & Down: Life in an elevator​Screenwriter/producer Johnette Duff has been dreaming about the premiere of her new film Up & Down -- literally."I dreamt that nobody woke me up in time for the premiere and so I got there late," she laughingly tells Hair Balls. "Then there were all these sce ... More >>

Red Bull

Alain Resnais does his carrot-topped muse no favors in Wild Grass.

The 2010 British Television Advertising Awards

Alain Resnais does his carrot-topped muse no favors in Wild Grass.

Five Things I'd Rather Do With a Guinness (Other Than Drink One)

​While it may seem blasphemous to speak ill of a beer on this day, the most high and holy of drunken holidays, I simply cannot stand Guinness. I want to love it, I really do. A proper Guinness pour--billions of tiny bubbles rising slowly through the blackness--is truly food porn at its fines ... More >>

Throne of Death

​While it may seem blasphemous to speak ill of a beer on this day, the most high and holy of drunken holidays, I simply cannot stand Guinness. I want to love it, I really do. A proper Guinness pour--billions of tiny bubbles rising slowly through the blackness--is truly food porn at its fines ... More >>

Spotlight on World Cinema: Korea: The Housemaid

​While it may seem blasphemous to speak ill of a beer on this day, the most high and holy of drunken holidays, I simply cannot stand Guinness. I want to love it, I really do. A proper Guinness pour--billions of tiny bubbles rising slowly through the blackness--is truly food porn at its fines ... More >>

The Silence of the Hams

Jabber-free, The Artist joyfully resurrects Hollywood's past.