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    Home » Movie Reviews » Cannes Film Festival » Page 2

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    Two animated characters lie on their backs in water, looking upward, with gentle ripples and pastel colors reflecting around them.
    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘In Waves’ Review – A Bittersweet Ode To Surfing And First Love [Cannes 2026]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 18, 20260

    ‘In Waves’ is a tender animated about surfing, first love and heartbreak, blending vibrant visuals with deeply emotional storytelling.

    Two women sit side by side outdoors, facing each other with serious expressions. One wears a light blouse, the other a beige top with a black headscarf. Plants and a blue door are in the background.
    7.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Station’ Review – Sara Ishaq Skillfully Blends The Familial & The Political In Powerful Narrative Debut [Cannes 2026]

    By Dave GianniniMay 17, 20260

    The Station manages a delicate balance; politically charged and familially bonded, all while telling a story that connects us all, regardless of politics, gender, or class

    Two young people stand outdoors at dusk, looking at each other with serious expressions. One wears a red shirt and necklace, the other wears a striped tank top.
    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Forever Your Maternal Animal’ Review – A Sincere And Gripping Portrait Of A Family [Cannes 2026]

    By Phil WalshMay 17, 20260

    While familiar, it is the precise, at times messy, deconstruction of the fraying family unit that makes it all compelling.

    A woman stands between two electrodes on a stage labeled "Venus Electrificata," with a man beside her, as a crowd watches the sideshow performance.
    7.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Electric Kiss’ Review – A Visually Lush Film That Slightly Struggles Under Its Own Weight [Cannes 2026]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 13, 20260

    While the script is too silly at times, ‘The Electric Kiss’ is a charming watch thanks to its heartwarming and lush cinematography.

    A person with curly hair stands in front of a large, menacing wolf in a garden with yellow flowers and greenery, sunlight streaming through nearby windows. Cannes Film Festival

    Notes On A Virtual Cannes: ‘Dandelion’s Odyssey,’ ‘Death Does Not Exist,’ ‘I Only Rest in the Storm,’ and ‘Meteors’

    By Will BjarnarMay 30, 20250

    Experience the glamour of the Cannes Film Festival, a must-visit destination for film lovers and industry insiders alike.

    Four adults stand on wooden steps outside a modern glass building, with trees and outdoor furniture visible in the background.
    8.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Splitsville’ Review: A Tender, Hilarious And Balanced Portrayal Of Love, Friendship And Open Relationships [Cannes 2025]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 23, 20250

    While ‘Splitsville’ loses its energy in the third act, Covino’s film has the right mix of laugh-out-loud humour and touching acting.

    A woman in a blue outfit stands behind a man in a dark shirt, hugging him from behind as they both look forward with serious expressions.
    7.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘A Useful Ghost’ Review – A Sentimental, Absurd Take On Grief [Cannes 2025]

    By Cameron K. RitterMay 22, 20250

    A Useful Ghost takes you on a whimsical journey of a wife’s spirit guiding her husband in a unique, heartfelt story.

    A blonde woman and a boy in a hat stand outdoors near the coast, looking thoughtful with dry vegetation and the ocean in the background.
    6.8
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Caravan’ Review – A Long Road To Understanding [Cannes 2025]

    By Dave GianniniMay 22, 20250

    Read our Caravan review to uncover how the film portrays the realities of parenting children with disabilities and its emotional depth.

    Two men standing side by side at night under string lights, both looking serious; one wears a leather jacket, the other a black jacket with white stripes.
    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Pillion’ Review – The Perfect Mix Of Sexiness, Humour And Emotions [Cannes 2025]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 21, 20250

    Pillion, Harry Lighton’s steamy directional debut, is the perfect blend of sexy scenes, humoristic moments, and emotional performances.

    A person uses a motorized plow in a field with an unexploded missile lying on the ground; houses and cloudy sky are in the background.
    9.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Militantropos’ Review – Showcasing The Human Side Of The Ukrainian War [Cannes 2025]

    By Phil WalshMay 21, 20250

    The Militantropos Cannes review highlights the ongoing struggle in Ukraine, revealing the grim realities of war through storytelling.

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