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Legrand’s Greek tragedy for our times
by Richard Mowe
Debut director tackles a family at war
Campillo’s beat goes on
by Richard Mowe
Director on AIDS drama 120 BPM, writing from the heart and collaboration
Baye displays a mother’s pride
by Richard Mowe
The Guardians star on Beauvois, Hallyday, and working with her daughter
Varda hits the road again
by Richard Mowe
New Wave icon on Faces Places, honours, outsiders and Demy
La Binoche at the crossroads
by Richard Mowe
The Oscar winner on men, awards, and working with Claire Denis
Antonio’s shades of grey
by Richard Mowe
Banderas on maturing, Almodovar and helping new actors
Director always in the firing line
by Richard Mowe
Terry George on genocide backlash, Ireland and Brexit
Clive Davis - lawyer touched by stardust
by Richard Mowe
Master behind Whitney, Manilow and Aretha talks with Chris Perkel about documentary of his life.
Goldblum reigns as blockbuster king
by Richard Mowe
Jurassic and Thor star on humility, family and jazz
'I just don’t know about fame. I have never figured it out'
by Richard Mowe
Good Time star Robert Pattinson on being a lone wolf - and stardom as a side dish
'Being on the set of Star Wars is very like being on a set with David Lynch'
by Richard Mowe
Laura Dern on Twin Peaks, The Last Jedi and pay equality
Tribute to France’s star platinum blonde
by Richard Mowe
Death of Mireille Darc at 79
Back to school for a class act
by Richard Mowe
Lessons in learning from Angel and Forestier
Moreau - the feminist femme fatale
by Richard Mowe
We look back at the life of France's screen legend.
Casey Affleck liberated by ghosts
by Richard Mowe
Star talks Oscars, Rooney Mara and hiding under a sheet
Kruger returns to her mother tongue
by Richard Mowe
Star on terror attacks, women’s roles, Tarantino and Romy Schneider.
Pattinson has a Good Time changing image
by Richard Mowe
'Invisible' Twilight star goes for grunge in Cannes.
Sofia gets all her own way
by Richard Mowe
The Beguiled director on Farrell, Kidman and Dunst.
Elton inspires three young filmmakers
by Richard Mowe
Video shorts evoke singer's classic songs.
'Film is the best way to deliver a powerful message'
by Richard Mowe
Gore on his fight to save planet.
Kidman out of her comfort zone
by Richard Mowe
Four different faces of star at Cannes
Clint’s instincts always come up tops
by Richard Mowe
Director on political correctness, mentors and a new project.
Reluctant Dustin resists the passing years
by Richard Mowe
Hoffman, Stiller and Sandler at heart of Baumbach’s family saga.
Östlund’s Monkey business
by Richard Mowe
The Square director goes animal crackers.
Redgrave confronts refugee crisis
by Richard Mowe
Veteran actress makes directing debut in Cannes.
Wright bangs the drum for women
by Richard Mowe
Cannes star Robin talks equality, Wonder Woman and Trump.
Long and short of Ismael's Ghosts
by Richard Mowe
Desplechin on choices, Cotillard, Amalric and Gainsbourg.
Danièle explores 'the intimacy of men'
by Richard Mowe
Cézanne Et Moi director on artistic icons, friendship, and her father's hit comedy.
A winning recipe with Courgette
by Richard Mowe
Claude Barras on Aardman, Oscar nod, and an enduring passion for animation.
Huppert - the actress who knows no fear
by Richard Mowe
Elle star on working with Verhoeven, awards and the gift of confidence
Why Ozon revels in secrets and lies
by Richard Mowe
The director of Frantz on his fascination for Germany, shooting in monochrome and falling in love on set.
Diving into the life of Jacques Cousteau
by Richard Mowe
The Odyssey director Jerôme Salle on an underwater legend.
Huppert sparkles with a crystal award
by Richard Mowe
Elle star touched by honour in Paris.
Farewell to a master clown
by Richard Mowe and Odile Étaix
Recalling memories of Pierre Étaix, who has died aged 87.
Rappeneau returns to his roots
by Richard Mowe
Director on family secrets and the global village.
Slice of real life and paternal love
by Richard Mowe
Director Vincent Garenq on a true cause célebre.
Kristen - spirited away by Assayas
by Richard Mowe
Twilight star on ghosts, communication and energies.
Almodóvar enters his golden age
by Richard Mowe
Julieta director on regrets for his youth, maturity and the Panama Papers.
The power of love
by Richard Mowe
Nichols, Edgerton and Negga on civil rights drama Loving.
Arnold’s American dream odyssey
by Richard Mowe
Director on casting, locations and shocks.
Women in the driving seat
by Richard Mowe
Sarandon and Davis still going over the edge
Spielberg waves his magic wand
by Richard Mowe
BFG Director on giants, values, ET, imagination and hope.
Loach back on the barricades
by Richard Mowe
Director’s Cannes return blasts welfare system and says we must fight from within Europe.
Jodie brings out her inner man
by Richard Mowe
The Money Monster director on Clooney, risks and women making changes.
Woody and the secret of eternal youth
by Richard Mowe
Cannes veteran on being a romantic, fame and infidelity.
In the court of Christian Vincent
by Richard Mowe
Borgen star and Luchini win awards for bitter-sweet romance.
The Sweeney with a French accent
by Richard Mowe
Director Benjamin Rocher on Jean Reno and his Gallic action thriller.
Oscar contender takes life at a gallop
by Richard Mowe
Deniz Gamze Ergüven on pride, prejudice, identity and wild horses.
Death of a French maverick
by Richard Mowe
Jacques Rivette dies at 87.
Maiwenn on the rocky road of romance
by Richard Mowe
Director talking relationships, falling in love, and passion.
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