Cannes Film Festival Archives - Golden Globes

Cannes: High Fashion on the Red Carpet

Fashion at the 77th Cannes Film Festival trends towards simplicity, adhering to the understated style established at the Golden Globes in January -- which is a harbinger of all subsequent red carpets for the year. Anya Taylor-Joy stopped traffic on the Croisette with a shimmering Dior gown reminiscent of Grace Kelly in "To Catch A Thief.

Festivals

Cannes Du: Ruben Östlund gets Jury Duty

Some people get a job. Others earn one.

Interviews

Céline Devaux: Women, Love, Sex, Success & Death in “Everybody Loves Jeanne”

Can an unlikeable heroine make us root for her, and why do we find successful, independent women, unlikeable? These are two of many questions prompted by Céline Devaux’s slyly intelligent comedy: Everybody Loves Jeanne. Jeanne (Blanche Gardin) is that intimidating woman that people love to hate – smart, well put together, heading up her own company – whose goal is to save the ocean.

Fashion

Cannes Fashion: The Women Wore Pants & More

Sophisticated trousers and shorts dominated the red carpet, while the perennial favorite, black, made its mark with the silhouette and fabric. Kristen Stewart, Léa Seydoux, and more - click through.

Fashion

Cannes Style: Marion Cotillard, Idris Elba, and a Protest

The movie is the thing at Cannes, but the eye is on the red carpet each night as the world gathers to capture fashion. If you want to focus attention - strip almost bare and rush the carpet.

HFPA

The HFPA Announces Sponsorship of the American Pavilion at the 75th Cannes Film Festival

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) announced its sponsorship of The American Pavilion, the center of business and hospitality for the American film community at this year’s 75th Cannes Film Festival, kicking off its year-long celebration of the upcoming 80th Annual Golden Globe® Awards. “We are pleased and honored to sponsor this year’s American Pavilion at such a historic time with the 75th Cannes Film Festival and the upcoming 80th Golden Globes.

Festivals

Historic Three Belgian Nominations for Cannes’ Palme d’Or 2022

The Cannes Film Festival has concluded its Official Selection ahead of next month’s 75th edition. Amongst the movies competing for the Palme d’Or are three Belgian productions: The Eight Mountains / Le Otto Montagne, by Charlotte Vandermeersch and Felix Van Groeningen (Beautiful Boy.

Festivals

Cannes 2021: “Cinema is not dead”

The Cannes Film Festival may have moved from its pre-COVID May dates and will instead take place in person from July 6-17, but the return to tradition was apparent when festival president Pierre Lescure and director Thierry Fremaux announced the line-up of 63 films from the Normandie Theater in Paris with the poignant opening statement: “Cinema is not dead”. A French-made (albeit English-language) film will open the 74th annual edition on July 6 at the Palais du Festival.

Fashion

Remember Cannes?

Right now, we should be in the south of France with the Mediterranean lapping white sands, the best of film being shown for the first time, and fashion lighting up the premieres. Let’s not look at now.

Festivals

The Dead Don’t Die, Jim Jarmusch

You could call The Dead Don’t Die a neo-noir small town zombie comedy. The apocalypse here hits the small upstate hamlet of Centerville, an actually slightly off-center Mayberry style all-American town, inhabited by zany characters: a movie buff convenience store clerk, amiably gruff diner waitresses, a resident mumbling racist (Steve Buscemi), the motel owner and two somewhat hapless sheriff deputies (Chloë Sevigny and Adam Driver) led by nonplussed sheriff Bill Murray.