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    Home » Movie Reviews » Cannes Film Festival » Page 5

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    A man wearing a blue beanie and dark jacket stands on a city street with buildings, vehicles, and pedestrians in the background.
    8.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Story Of Souleymane’ Review – A Poignant Look At A Refugee’s Internal Struggle [Cannes 2024]

    By Phil WalshMay 19, 20240

    Experience the resilience and heartbreak in the story of Souleymane.

    Two young individuals, one wearing star-shaped earrings, appear solemn and teary-eyed, standing outdoors with blurred greenery in the background.
    8.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘When The Light Breaks’ Review – A Beautiful And Sensitive Exploration Of Grief, Loss & Hope [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 17, 20240

    When the Light Breaks by Rúnarsson shines a beautiful and heartbreaking light on loss, grieving and the stunning talent of Elin Hall

    Two shirtless individuals walk down a dimly lit hallway, one facing the camera and the other ahead. Walls are plain and light-colored.
    7.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Simon Of The Mountain’ Review – A Truthful, Thought-Provoking And Stirring Portrayal Of People With A Disability [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 16, 20240

    While Simon of the Mountain consists of abrupt ending scenes, the great performances and complex storyline make up for it.

    Two men are engaged in a serious conversation outdoors. The man on the left wears a brown leather jacket and a white turtleneck. The man on the right wears a light gray coat over a blue shirt.
    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Second Act’ Review – The Most Meta, Self-Aware & Funny Movie You’ll See In A Long Time [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 15, 20240

    While The Second Act feels repetitive over the time, it’s a hilarious meta film filled with great performances and a cleverly written script.

    Three people, two men and one woman, emotionally embracing, resting heads together with somber expressions in a dimly lit room. Cannes Film Festival

    Cannes Film Festival 2024 Unveils Its Official Selection, Including Lanthimos, Cronenberg And Schrader

    By Liselotte VanophemApril 11, 20240

    The Cannes Film Festival announced the official selection for its 77th edition, including Lanthimos, Cronenberg And Schrader

    6.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Chicken For Linda’ Review – Visually Stunning Meal Is Slighty Undercooked [Cannes 2023]

    By Mike VaughnJune 13, 20230

    Chicken for Linda had its World Premiere in the ACID section of Cannes Film Festival 2023. Read our review!

    8.5
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Tits’ Review – A Universal Story Tailor-Made For The Diffidence In Us All [Cannes 2023]

    By Dom FisherMay 30, 20230

    Written and directed by Eivind Landsvik, Tits is a universal story tailor-made for the diffidence in us all.

    7.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Creatura’ Review – An Emotionally Charged Coming Of Age Drama [Cannes 2023]

    By Caillou PettisMay 30, 20230

    Creatura is a powerful and daring debut from Elena Martin Gimeno, showcasing her talents as both a director and an actress.

    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Other Laurens’ Review – A Captivating Tale Of Sardonic Souls And Noir Intrigue [Cannes 2023]

    By Codie AllenMay 23, 20230

    The Other Laurens is like a slow burning fire. Its beautiful visuals, meticulously composed and bewitching to behold.

    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Vincent Must Die’ Review – When An Intense Drama Meets A Love Story [Cannes 2023]

    By Tia FabiMay 20, 20230

    ‘Vincent Must Die’ is an unexpected film which keeps your attention on the events happening before you. Read our review!

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