| By Anthony D'Alessandro and Melanie Goodfellow  | | | | | | French producer says Cannes revoked his accreditation after he criticized the festival over inclusion of Catherine Corsini's film Homecoming … By Melanie Goodfellow | | | | | Whether it's Ed Wood, Captain Jack Sparrow or Willy Wonka, there's always a lot of pizzazz and absurdity that lifts Johnny Depp's on-screen … By Anthony D'Alessandro | | | | | 'Robot Dreams,' the first animated feature from Pablo Berger, has set release plans with Neon. By Matt Grobar | | | | | Baz Bamigboye reports from the Cannes Film Festival on Johnny Depp, Michael Douglas, Steve McQueen's harrowing documentary and Helen Mirren … By Baz Bamigboye | | | | | Ethan Hawke and Pedro Pascal star as sheriff and rancher with history, who reconnect after a 25-year gap in short Western premiering in Cann … By Melanie Goodfellow | | | | | Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-Eda's seventh go-round in Cannes competition, Monster, received a six-minute standing ovation Wednesday nig … By Nancy Tartaglione and Anthony D'Alessandro | | | | | Michael Douglas is this year's Honorary Palme d’or recipient. By Zac Ntim | | | | | A review of Monster, the latest film from Japan's Kore-Eda Hirokazu to compete for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival By Pete Hammond | | | | | The Animal Kingdom takes the surreal premise of Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Lobster and makes a surprisingly credible family drama out of it … By Damon Wise | | | | | There is a brisker, tougher and more succinct story buried just out of sight in Homecoming. By Stephanie Bunbury | | | | | Wim Wenders' new documentary, Anselm, is ostensibly the biography of a fellow artist, but it doesn’t take much imagination to read it … By Damon Wise | | | | | A review of Pedro Almodóvar's short, 'Strange Way Of Life', an homage to great Westerns but with a gay twist that makes it unmistakab … By Pete Hammond | | | | | 'Occupied City' Review: Steve McQueen's Cannes documentary excavates Amsterdam during the Nazi occupation of 1940-45. By Matthew Carey | | | | | Indonesia’s government is launching a grant scheme to support co-productions between Indonesian and international filmmakers. By Liz Shackleton | | | | | Peter Sellars recalls his memorable experience on director Jean-Luc Godard’s strangest film, 'King Lear': "At no point did anybody see … By Damon Wise | | | | | In Cold Light is Troy Kotsur's first movie since he memorably won the best supporting actor Oscar for CODA. By Andreas Wiseman | | | | | Shia LaBeouf has joined action thriller Mace, from director Jon Amiel from a script by David Chisholm. Trevor Jackson (Grown-ish, … By Diana Lodderhose | | | | | The film comes from French actor and director Cédric Kahn. By Zac Ntim | | | | | 'Den of Thieves 2: Pantera' Acquired by Briarcliff Entertainment: Cannes By Anthony D'Alessandro | | | | | Imax is ramping up its footprint in France, as well as expanding its longstanding relationship with Kinepolis in Europe and North America.&n … By Nancy Tartaglione | | | | | 'Abbott Elementary' star/creator Quinta Brunson delivered on her mission to make a family friendly network sitcom: 'ABC was a very safe plac … By Antonia Blyth | | | | | S.S. Rajamouli’s roaring success with RRR Is fueling a global explosion for films from Southern India: 'There's a hunger now.' By Nancy Tartaglione | | | | | Cannes titles Tiger Stripes and Inside The Yellow Cocoon Shell herald a new generation of Southeast Asian filmmakers, supported by regional … By Liz Shackleton | | | | | Maciek Hamela, whose film In the Rearview is debuting in the Cannes market, was a volunteer who drove to help assist Ukrainian civ … By Diana Lodderhose | | | |
