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Cannes Competition Debut ‘A Woman’s Life’ Draws Warm Early Praise for Léa Drucker

Early reviews spotlight Drucker’s layered turn and suggest the premiere could spur buyer interest.

‘Dua’ Bows at Cannes Critics’ Week With Acclaim for Its Star and Diverging Reviews

Chanel Names Jacob Elordi the New Face of Bleu de Chanel

RZA Unveils Red-Band and New Trailers for 'One Spoon of Chocolate' Ahead of May 1 Release

Lena Dunham’s ‘Famesick’ Triggers Fresh Scrutiny With New Allegations and Split Reviews

Riz Ahmed’s Hamlet Opens in Theaters With a South Asian London Reimagining

Soderbergh’s The Christophers Opens in New York and Los Angeles to Strong Early Reviews

Segura’s La Revuelta Push for ‘Torrente, Presidente’ Draws Fan Backlash

Critics Say Netflix’s ‘Algo Horrível Vai Acontecer’ Makes Anticipation the Scare

Gérard Jugnot’s Mauvaise Pioche Draws Harsh Early Reviews

Neon Unveils Trailer for Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters, Sets May 22 Theatrical Release

Critics Embrace Matthew Shear’s Fantasy Life as Amanda Peet Makes Film Return

Loznitsa’s ‘Two Prosecutors’ Earns Praise for a Chilling Portrait of Stalinist Red Tape

Sergei Loznitsa’s Two Prosecutors Opens in Theaters With a Chilling Study of Manufactured Truth

Sony Pictures, Pop Mart Tap Paul King to Direct Labubu Hybrid Film

Fox Nation Sets March 27 Premiere for Martin Scorsese’s The Saints Easter Special ‘Mary’

Sean Penn Misses Oscars for Kyiv Visit, Receives 'Iron Oscar' After Meeting Zelensky

Reminders of Him Draws Mixed Reviews in Theaters as Director Emphasizes Forgiveness

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! Draws Split Reviews With a Post-Genre, 1930s-Chicago Reimagining

Grind Premieres at SXSW With Interconnected Horror-Comedy on Work and the Gig Economy