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Cannes Film Festival Articles

Resurrection review: a wildly ambitious success at Leeds International Film Festival 2025

Resurrection review: a wildly ambitious success at Leeds International Film Festival 2025

Screening at Leeds Film Festival, Bi Gan’s Resurrection is a monumental love letter to film and creativity

Alpha review: a profoundly disappointing mess at Leeds International Film Festival 2025

Alpha review: a profoundly disappointing mess at Leeds International Film Festival 2025

Julia Ducournau’s latest, Alpha, proves that one of the most exciting directors of the 21st century isn’t infallible

Anora: Disappointedly shallow, and decidedly not feminist 

Anora: Disappointedly shallow, and decidedly not feminist 

Sean Baker’s new film, Anora, is somehow being hailed as the new ‘feminist masterpiece’ and many people’s film of the year

Titane: An enrapturing ruthless body horror nightmare

Titane: An enrapturing ruthless body horror nightmare

Following a young girl as she recovers from a traumatic car accident, Julia Ducournau’s Titane is one of the most anticipated horror films of the year

My Experience at Cannes Film Festival

My Experience at Cannes Film Festival

Having attended Cannes this summer, Michal Wasilewski shares his festival experiences and thoughts about this year’s greatest films

HOME Pick of the Week: Dheepan

Dheepan is the 2015 Palme D’Or-winning crime drama that tells a story that the media never did; Nadia Cheung reviews the film as it comes to HOME

HOME Pick of the Week: The Assassin

Hou Hsiao-hsien’s The Assassin is a stunningly beautiful yet subtle film that represents martial arts cinema at its absolute finest

Cornerhouse Pick of the Week: Blue is the Warmest Colour

Jack Evans reviews the controversial Palme d’Or winner from this year’s Cannes Film Festival

“Gatsby? What Gatsby?”

Cannes prepares to spend the summer under the red white and blue