Cannes 2026 Review: A Search for a Missing Person Extends to An Entire Country in Manuela Martelli’s Provocative “The Meltdown”
The "Chile '76" director shows considerable ambition in asking how long you should hold onto something that's vanished in this tale of a disappearance.
David Usui on Chronicling a Community on the Edge in “Been Here Stay Here”
The director discusses traveling to Chesapeake Bay where a community leans on belief and has it challenged by the effects of climate change.
Cannes 2026 Review: Léa Drucker Dazzles in Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet’s Dizzying Drama “A Woman’s Life”
The “Anaïs in Love” director returns with an exquisite follow-up about a surgeon who has to reexamine all that's going on inside of herself.
Cannes 2026 Review: A Mother-Daughter Relationship Comes Full Circle in Diego Luna’s Stirring Drama “Ashes”
A daughter walks in the shoes of her mother while an audience is put squarely in hers in this deeply touching adaptation of Brenda Navarro's novel.
Cannes 2026 Review: The Emotions Arrive “In Waves”
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