The events in Paris May '68 still reverberate around the world, with a new event set to remind us of their increasing ...

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Its funding structure meant that Cannes was originally described as a ‘state festival’; invitations were sent out by the ...

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A new book by Angela Hill, ‘X-girl Show’ – featuring an introduction by Chloë Sevigny – documents the cult label’s renegade ...

Abbas Kiarostami , one of the most influential and poetic voices in world cinema, left behind a legacy of storytelling that ...

Clearly, he had no issues turning a good book into an even better movie, but even Hitchcock had to draw the line somewhere. Fyodor Dostoevsky has tripped up many writers, directors, and producers over ...

Although Wes Anderson's style is instantly recognisable as his own, there is one filmmaker who has inspired his every move.

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