FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
A team of mutants take on a time traveller this week in Deadpool 2, while a troubled woman becomes obsessed with a teenager in Allure and a couple have a crisis on their wedding night in On Chesil Beach. Three young punks have an unexpected adventure in How To Talk To Girls At Parties, there's hijack drama in Entebbe and a mother goes all out to save her kids in Breaking In. Former zombies try to reintegrate into society in The Cured - see our interview with director David Freyne - while a detective pursues a hacker in Anon, a series of garden-based disappearances is investigated by Sherlock Gnomes and three people struggle against eviction in A Cambodian Spring. The last year of a film star's life is explored through gossip and rumour in Mansfield 66/67 - we spoke to directors P David Ebersole and Todd Hughes - and there's a short history of LGBT rights in 50 Years Legal. Documentary The Poetess celebrates Iran's Hissa Hilal, Redoubtable explores an episode in the life of Jean-Luc Godard, and you can see John Hurt's final performance as a terminally ill screenwriter in That Good Night.There are big screen rereleases for The Sound Of Music and 2001: A Space Odyssey, and we're bringing you all the latest direct from the Cannes Film Festival.
Michael Mayer shares further thoughts on The Seagull Link
Karl Urban and Al Pacino play cops on the trail of a killer in Hangman Link
A woman suffering from memory loss is reunited with the family she can't remember in Fugue Link #Cannes2018
Hirokazu Kore-eda's Shoplifters has won this year's Palme D'Or Link #Cannes2018
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We're bringing you all the latest direct from the Croisette in Cannes, which has opened with Everybody Knows. Look out for reviews, interviews and behind-the-scenes news.
We've recently been at the Tribeca Film Festival and still have reviews and interviews coming in from there. Plus the posters for the 66th edition of San Sebastian Film Festival have just been released. Plus, news of the Edinburgh Film Festival programme has begun to be released.
Birds of a feather Michael Mayer on Nico Muhly, remembering the past, and a Hamlet scene not shot for The Seagull
These are the words Wim Wenders on his first meeting for Pope Francis: A Man Of His Word
Kubrick in the spotlight Leon Vitali on Stanley Kubrick, Filmworker and working with children and animals
Spider Man in the Hollywood Hills David Robert Mitchell serves up a Los Angeles noir thriller in Cannes
Shoplifters nabs Palme d’Or in Cannes Spike Lee, Pawlikowski, and Panahi among winners
Critics make their choices in Cannes Burning, Girl and One Day receive recognition
We're bringing you all the latest news, reviews and interviews direct from the Cannes Film Festival.
We've recently been at Tribeca Film Festival in New York, New Directors/New Films, the Istanbul Film Festival, London's BFI Flare and the New York Rendez-Vous with French Cinema.
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