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Cannes Standout ‘The Immigrant’
Richard Porton on James Gray’s stunning film, ‘The Immigrant,’ one of the strongest films at Cannes.... MORE
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Sluggish Days at Cannes
Richard Porton on Nicolas Winding Refn’s Cannes snoozer, ‘Only God Forgives,’ starring Ryan Gosling.... MORE
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The Many Shades of Liberace
Soderbergh’s new Liberace biopic carefully navigates the campy joy of the pianist’s persona with... MORE
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Cannes Festival's Latest Films
Cannes latest flicks: Coen brothers' 'Inside Llewyn Davis' and James Toback’s 'Seduced and... MORE
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Cannes' First Palme d'Or Contender
The bleak yet unexpectedly funny film could win the big prize at this year’s festival, says Richard... MORE
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‘Young and Beautiful’ Hits Cannes
‘Jeune et jolie,’ which opened at the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday, stars former Yves Saint... MORE
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Becoming Jeff Buckley
Richard Porton talks to Penn Badgley about playing musician Jeff Buckley in ‘Greetings From Tim... MORE
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The Crush for ‘Cosmopolis’
Richard Porton reports from Cannes on David Cronenberg’s surprisingly topical competition entry. MORE
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Cannes’s Mischief Maker
Director Lee Daniels stormed the festival with ‘The Paperboy’—and its buzzy Nicole Kidman urination... MORE
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‘On the Road’ Goes in the Ditch
Jack Kerouac’s beat classic, ‘On the Road,’ finally makes it to the big screen, with unsatisfying... MORE
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Haneke’s Deft Riff on Euthanasia
Richard Porton talks with director Michael Haneke and legendary actor Jean-Louis Trignanant about... MORE
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Polanski’s Cannes Whitewash
Why does ‘Roman Polanski: A Film Memoir’ gloss over the director’s divisive past? By Richard Porton.... MORE
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Wes Anderson Divides Cannes
Twee or endearing? Richard Porton reports on Anderson’s Cannes festival opener, ‘Moonrise Kingdom.’ MORE
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Belafonte’s Activist Life
Richard Porton talks to Harry Belafonte about contemporary politics and his legacy. MORE