May 18, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: Marine Atlan’s Magnificent Coming-of-Age Drama “La Gradiva” Shows Real Class
May 17, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: Nicolas Athané and Marco Nguyen’s Out and Out Animated Comedy “Jim Queen” Has Unexpected Muscle
May 17, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: A Quiet Connection Holds Considerable Power in Yukiko Sode’s “All the Lovers in the Night”
May 16, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: Life as a Twentysomething is an Ongoing Battle in Lila Pinell’s Punchy “Shana”
May 18, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: Marine Atlan’s Magnificent Coming-of-Age Drama “La Gradiva” Shows Real Class
May 17, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: Nicolas Athané and Marco Nguyen’s Out and Out Animated Comedy “Jim Queen” Has Unexpected Muscle
May 17, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: A Quiet Connection Holds Considerable Power in Yukiko Sode’s “All the Lovers in the Night”
May 16, 2026 Cannes 2026 Review: Life as a Twentysomething is an Ongoing Battle in Lila Pinell’s Punchy “Shana”
November 8, 2011 Watch It Now: Hour-Long Talks with Payne, Wenders, Ceylan, Ferrara, Berlinger & Sinofsky from NYFF ‘11
October 17, 2011 NYFF ’11 Review: Digging Out the Gain From Loss in Alexander Payne’s “The Descendants”
October 12, 2011 NYFF ’11 Review: “This is Not a Film,” if Jafar Panahi Insists, But It Is Revolutionary
October 8, 2011 NYFF ’11 Review: No “Shame” in This Engrossing Fassbender-McQueen Study of Sex Addiction
October 6, 2011 NYFF ’11 Review: The Dardennes’ “The Kid With a Bike” Moves, Yet Not Quickly Enough for its Young Lead
