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In director Dominik Moll’s superb 2022 police thriller, The Night of the 12th, the focus was on French detectives pursuing a vicious killer who was forever out of reach. The closer they came to nabbing him, the more he got away, leaving them to turn in circles year after year during a long, existential quest…
It is an unfortunate reality that in many cultures around the world, the left hand is taboo. Some traditions consider it unclean, others brand anyone who uses it to be impure on a physical and spiritual level. When I-Jing (Nina Ye), one of the protagonists in Shih-Ching Tsou‘s accomplished solo feature directorial debut, Left-Handed Girl,…
Ciara and Adam Lambert are heading to the South of France to join the lineup of the glitzy amfAR Gala Cannes. As previously announced, the starry program for the 31st Cannes gala features a headline performance by Duran Duran and host Tajari P. Henson. The gala, which takes place annually at the tail end of…
Japanese director Kei Ishikawa’s subtle period drama, A Pale View of Hills, was born of a conversation and a shared admiration. “A producer asked if I’d be interested in working on a Kazuo Ishiguro novel,” the director recalls. “Like many Japanese filmmakers, I’ve long admired Ishiguro – but it was daunting and we would be starting…
Self-determination and education are key themes of Nawi: Dear Future Me – both on screen and behind the scenes. The Kenyan-German coming-of-age drama was Kenya’s entry for the best international feature film race at the 2025 Oscars. And at the recent Beijing International Film Festival, the jury, led by Chinese director and actor Jiang Wen,…
Arab cinema and its representatives are out in full force — and in the spotlight — on the Croisette this year, where the 78th edition of the Cannes Film Festival kicked off on Tuesday. Case in point: Qatar’s film industry is gearing up for what insiders say will be its biggest-ever presence on the Croisette….
Long before Juliette Binoche was named president of the Cannes jury, her acting career was born at the international film festival. Forty years ago, French director André Téchiné’s Paris-set Rendez-Vous debuted here, with Binoche starring as a young actress who finds herself entangled in romances with three men, all while chasing her dream of making it on…
For Schindler’s List, Steven Spielberg wasn’t allowed to film inside the infamous German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. It is an experience he shares with various other film and TV creators who have requested access in recent decades. Spielberg’s crew instead constructed a replica of a portion of the camp just outside the entrance…
Many careers come with sacrifices, but few demand as much personal surrender as that of the Japanese idol. A hybrid of pop star, teen model, and influencer, idols have been a mainstay of Japanese pop culture for decades, ubiquitous on the country’s screens, billboards, and shopping mall sound systems. But the problematic power dynamics that…
Soderbergh over Spike? ‘The Son’s Room’ instead of ‘Mulholland Drive’? No love for Truffaut or Varda? By and large, the world’s most prestigious prize in cinema lands in the right hands — but not always. Published on May 13, 2025 Do The Right Thing, Paul Benjamin (center), Robin Harris (2nd from right), Frankie Faison (right),…