Cannes 2021 / Critics’ Week (The article continues below - Commercial information) 29 articles available in total starting from 08/01/2021. Last article published on 19/07/2021. previous page: 1 [2] 3 next Review: Bruno Reidal, Confessions of a MurdererCANNES 2021: Vincent Le Port makes a spectacular entry into the world of feature filmmaking with a dark and clinical film heir to Bresson and Haneke, about a criminal destiny 11/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekInterview: Samuel Theis • Director of Softie“This film is a child’s portrait, but most of all it is about the question of defecting from one’s class”CANNES 2021: The French filmmaker discusses his second feature, a very endearing, simple and subtle work presented in Critics’ Week 11/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics' WeekReview: Zero Fucks GivenCANNES 2021: Adèle Exarchopoulos dazzles as an air hostess working for a low budget airline in an original first feature film full of contrasts by Julie Lecoustre and Emmanuel Marre 11/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekReview: Anaïs in LoveCANNES 2021: Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet delivers a fast-paced, existentialist comedy of manners which is refreshing, entertaining and skilfully subdued 11/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekReview: Small BodyCANNES 2021: Laura Samani’s debut film is a story about women in north-east Italy at the beginning of the 20th century who rebel against the dominant culture and hold on to hope 10/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekReview: SoftieCANNES 2021: Returning to Forbach after Party Girl, Samuel Theis signs a very endearing, simple and subtle piece of work, on the awakening of a boy from a modest background towards new horizons 09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekInterview: Clara Roquet • Director of Libertad“You can forge your own style of directing”CANNES 2021: The screenwriter who has teamed up with filmmakers such as Jaime Rosales and Carlos Marqués-Marcet makes her feature-length directorial debut by broaching the complex topic of freedom 09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekReview: OlgaCANNES 2021: Gymnastics and Ukrainian revolution for the teenage champion at the heart of the first feature from Elie Grappe, which explores the contrasting facets of total devotion 09/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekReview: LibertadCANNES 2021: Clara Roquet imbues every little detail in her feature debut with meaning, as she delves into the complexities of attaining freedom from the point of view of a teenage girl 08/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ WeekInterview: Vincent Le Port • Director of Bruno Reidal, Confessions of a Murderer“The viewer needs the necessary distance and space to reflect on what he sees”CANNES 2021: The French director presents an intimate drama film about a young man struggling with his inner demons 08/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Critics’ Week previous page: 1 [2] 3 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)