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Man versus Nature at Karlovy Vary
by Richard Mowe - 03 Jun 2014
Czech festival unveils line-up.
£30m boost for film in Wales
by Jennie Kermode - 02 Jun 2014
Teen thriller is first to receive funds.
Edinburgh Film Festival launch programme
by Amber Wilkinson - 28 May 2014
Don Johnson, Elijah Wood and America Ferrera among stars heading to city.
Winter Sleep wins Cannes Palme d'Or
by Richard Mowe - 24 May 2014
Acting honours for Moore and Spall
White God's canine revolution
by Richard Mowe - 24 May 2014
Revolt of dogs wins Un Certain Regard.
Mundruczó's puppy power
by Richard Mowe - 24 May 2014
White God wins Cannes Palm Dog.
The critics make their choices
by Richard Mowe - 23 May 2014
Cannes welcomes more award winners.
Cannes Critics' Week accolades
by Richard Mowe - 22 May 2014
Reality is a common theme.
Queer Film Festival opens in Mumbai
by Jennie Kermode - 21 May 2014
Ticket sales boom at a pivotal time for LGBT rights in India.
Cannes: Ferrara to be sued
by Richard Mowe - 20 May 2014
Lawyers instructed to seek damages.
The monster at large
by Richard Mowe - 18 May 2014
Depardieu lets it all hang out.
Campion lambasts sexism
by Richard Mowe - 14 May 2014
Females to the fore on Cannes jury.
Malik Bendjelloul dies
by Jennie Kermode - 14 May 2014
Searching For Sugar Man director was 36
Cannes to close in a blaze of gunfire
by Richard Mowe - 13 May 2014
Sergio Leone classic to end Festival.
HR Giger dies aged 74
by Jennie Kermode - 13 May 2014
Alien creator was an inspiration.
Royal Mail celebrates film classics
by Jennie Kermode - 13 May 2014
Great British Films stamp series launched.
Hyena to open Edinburgh Film Festival
by Amber Wilkinson - 12 May 2014
Crime thriller gets red carpet gala and Michael Powell nominees announced.
Spring into Spain
by Rebecca Naughten - 12 May 2014
London festival offers snapshot of the nation's cinema.
Ferrara brings debauchery to the Croisette
by Richard Mowe - 07 May 2014
Special Cannes slot for Depardieu and Bisset.
A right royal rumpus in Monaco
by Richard Mowe - 07 May 2014
Monaco family to boycott Cannes opening film
Sophia takes centre stage as a Cannes Classic
by Richard Mowe - 30 Apr 2014
A rich programme of restorations in prospect.
Bob Hoskins dies
by Jennie Kermode - 30 Apr 2014
Actor passes away from pneumonia at 71
Deneuve lands Cannes' late slot
by Richard Mowe - 30 Apr 2014
Six additions to line-up.
Fall from Grace?
by Richard Mowe - 29 Apr 2014
Row simmers on over Cannes opening film.
Campion's cohorts
by Richard Mowe - 28 Apr 2014
Cannes competition jury announced.
Zero Motivation a winner at Tribeca
by Amber Wilkinson - 25 Apr 2014
Israeli comedy takes home two awards and Point And Shoot named best doc.
Boorman returns to the Cannes fray
by Richard Mowe - 22 Apr 2014
Directors' Fortnight sets out its stall.
Cannes: Critics make their choice
by Richard Mowe - 21 Apr 2014
Seven titles in contest.
Cannes: the waiting game is over
by Richard Mowe - 17 Apr 2014
Fremaux launches the official selection.
Mastroianni stars on Cannes poster
by Richard Mowe - 15 Apr 2014
Organisers reveal the face of 2014
Malaysia challenges Thailand as film location
by Jennie Kermode - 14 Apr 2014
Thai government is developing new incentives to stay.
Carlos Gallardo to tour UK
by Jennie Kermode - 12 Apr 2014
El Mariachi producer hopes to inspire new filmmakers.
Cannes gets in the party mood
by Richard Mowe - 11 Apr 2014
Opening title chosen for Un Certain Regard.
No Best Picture or Best Director at China Film Directors' Guild awards
by Jennie Kermode - 10 Apr 2014
Films not good enough, says chair Feng Xiolgang.
Steve McQueen speaks out on modern slavery
by Jennie Kermode - 08 Apr 2014
Director praises new report.
Cannes countdown
by Richard Mowe - 08 Apr 2014
Who will be among the chosen for this year’s Riviera jamboree?
First Time Fest awards
by Anne-Katrin Titze - 08 Apr 2014
Love Steaks takes top prize.
Mickey Rooney dies at 93
by Amber Wilkinson - 07 Apr 2014
Tributes paid to MGM giant.
Class Enemy wins top prize at Bradford
by Amber Wilkinson - 06 Apr 2014
Awards of 20th edition announced.
Noah now banned in five countries
by Jennie Kermode - 05 Apr 2014
Religious outcry over Aronofsky film.
Films that pass the Bechdel Test make more money
by Jennie Kermode - 03 Apr 2014
New research shows audiences don't flinch at female characters.
First Time Fest returns to New York
by Jennie Kermode - 01 Apr 2014
Ten new films vie for top award.
Celebrated screenwriter Lorenzo Semple dies
by Jennie Kermode - 28 Mar 2014
Papillon scribe was 91
Sundance London line-up announced
by Amber Wilkinson - 24 Mar 2014
Programme includes UK Spotlight.
Iran launches a year of culture
by Jennie Kermode - 22 Mar 2014
Film industry booms but restrictions still apply.
Scotland to get its first major studio?
by Jennie Kermode - 15 Mar 2014
New report backs plans to launch by 2017.
Gala night at silent movie festival
by Amber Wilkinson - 14 Mar 2014
Hippodrome festival underway in Bo'ness.
Tornatore to shoot in Scotland
by Richard Mowe - 08 Mar 2014
Director's work to feature in upcoming Italian Film Festival.
Tribeca Film Festival announces titles
by Amber Wilkinson - 04 Mar 2014
Narrative and Documentary Competitions plus Viewpoints films outlined.
Oscars 2014
by Jennie Kermode - 02 Mar 2014
12 Years A Slave has won Best Picture.
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