Cannes film festival

Cannes diary 2023: The actor, whose father opened this year’s festival, is dismissive of accusation of disruption on the set of her HBO show The Idol

In competition at Cannes, the director’s 11th feature is an aesthetic triumph. But Anderson’s trademark deadpan silences have seldom felt longer

Cannes diary 2023: Michelle Yeoh does not mince her words, dog vomit and the biggest laughs of the festival so far

Cannes diary 2023: Festival director Thierry Frémaux has an exchange with police and one film festival tradition becomes annoying

Arguments about a decline in enthusiasm for cinema seem flawed when you feel as if you’re stuck in a perpetual high-end beach brawl

Cannes 2023: Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, the film rates high in the 21st-century Scorsese canon, but it asks for substantial patience

Planet Business: Brexit car industry warning, Linda ‘the Velvet Hammer’ Yaccarino and a brief history of HMV

Cannes diary 2023: Hirokazu Koreeda returns with another humanistic tale from his native Japan, while Wang Bing invites us to consider the human cost of cheap fashion

Actor says René Clément made the comments during the making of their 1964 thriller Joy House

Plus: Which of this year’s Palme competitors directed the famous surfer commercial for Guinness?

Cannes 2023: Nobody with a brain in their heads will compare Dial of Destiny favourably to the first three films. The sense is of a project struggling to stand beneath the weight of its history

Cannes diary 2023: Steve McQueen’s four-hour Occupied City will test the most robust of bladders, while Almodovar presents a short but diverting doodle

Cannes diary 2023: Festival director Thierry Frémaux addresses objections to choice of Depp’s Jeanne du Barry as opening film

Unbeatable film festival kicks off next week with new Indiana Jones film and others by Wes Anderson, Todd Haynes and Alice Rohrwacher

Lotfy Nathan has turned Mohamed Bouazizi’s story into the powerful, poignant Harka, starring the extraordinary Adam Bessa

Nervy political thriller was worthy winner at Cannes last year.

Wes Anderson, Aki Kaurismäki, Ken Loach, Todd Haynes and Nanni Moretti among hopefuls

Historical drama with Depp in leading role to open the 2023 Cannes film festival

Léa Mysius’s swirling imagination is anchored by remarkable performances from Sally Dramé and Adèle Exarchopoulos

The French film-maker’s magical tone is all over The Five Devils, centred on the power of smell

Mia Goth’s new film, Infinity Pool, looks to be surfing a wave of cinematic outrage at the super-rich

Lukas Dhont has crafted an extraordinary drama from the expectations and prejudices experienced by young men

You can predict where the Belgian director’s tragedy is headed, but this Cannes Grand Prix winner still makes an indelible emotional impact

The much-admired but modest director’s latest film, Broker, is a characteristically restrained study of morally compromised outsiders

Polish director Jerzy Skolimowski on his latest film featuring a donkey in the lead role

Director Ali Abbasi on his new film about the serial killer Saeed Hanaei and its vivid relevance after recent events in Iran

Though skilfully made and formally structured, the film occasionally takes on the quality of ‘outsider art’

The medium still feels in queasy transition as this year presents a very mixed bag with a few surprises

Sight and Sound’s influential list of the 100 greatest films of all time is voted on by more than 1,600 professionals around the world

Delicate, melancholy study of transhumanism has taken 18 months to get here following its Cannes debut, but it was worth the wait

Brett Morgen’s Moonage Daydream isn’t a traditional documentary, but it has the momentum of a great song

Donald Clarke's last report from Cannes film festival

Triangle of Sadness wins Palme d’Or in closing ceremony reflecting a return to normality for world cinema

The King of Rock‘n’Roll has none of the long-term appeal of The Velvet Underground or Prince

Tara Brady frockwatches and sees the festival’s best and most forgettable films

The latest from Cannes

Francis Ford Coppola’s disaster-struck Vietnam epic has had yet another recut

Antonio Banderas is among the other winners as contentious festival draws to a close

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