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Paul Thomas Anderson Park Chan-wook Luca Guadagnino Joachim Trier Kathryn Bigelow Darren Aronofsky László Nemes Jim Jarmusch Jaume Collet-Serra Brady Corbet Paolo Sorrentino Kleber Mendonça Filho Bi Gan Andrey Zvyagintsev Teona Strugar Mitevska Athina Rachel Tsangari Grozeva & Valchanov Bruno Dumont Jafar Panahi Ryusuke Hamaguchi Guillermo del Toro Andrew Patterson Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet Paul Greengrass Yorgos Lanthimos Kogonada Cattet & Forzani Lukas Dhont Anupam Kher Kôji Fukada Josh Safdie Derek Cianfrance David Mackenzie Olivier Assayas Kantemir Balagov Ildikó Enyedi Clint Eastwood Pål Øie Wes Anderson Rajesh Madhavan Spike Lee German Cinema Pablo Agüero Alex Prager Hong Sangsoo Claire Denis Cherien Dabis James L. Brooks Kiyoshi Kurosawa Angela Schanelec David Lowery Benny Safdie Pawel Pawlikowski Maria Martínez Bayona Valeska Grisebach James Gray Carla Simón Dominga Sotomayor Nadav Lapid Kurdwin Ayub Gus Van Sant Steven Spielberg Emmanuel Finkiel Cristian Mungiu Kelly Reichardt Bryan Fuller David Cronenberg Laszlo Nemez Ira Sachs

Carla Simón’s Romería Opens in U.S. as a Personal Probe of Lost Parents

The film turns the director’s mother's letters into a camcorder-led investigation of 1980s heroin and AIDS stigma.

Norwegian Eco‑Horror 'Kraken' Debuts to Praise for Visuals and Criticism for Story

Rebecca Hall Anchors Divisive Cannes Debut The End of It

Dumont’s Red Rocks Divides Cannes With Sunlit, Child‑Eye Drama

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s The Samurai and the Prisoner Premieres at Cannes

László Nemes Says Antisemitism Is Silencing Jewish Cinema as Cannes Focuses on His New Film

La Perra Premieres at Cannes With an Unsentimental Canine Portrait

Hamaguchi’s ‘All of a Sudden’ Draws 11-Minute Ovation at Cannes

‘The Wizard of the Kremlin’ Opens in North America With Divided Reviews

Koji Fukada’s Nagi Notes Debuts in Cannes Competition as Director Cautions Against AI Shortcuts in Art

Butterfly Jam Opens Directors' Fortnight With Praise for Craft, Doubts About Story

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

Nadav Lapid’s Yes! Lands in Theaters With Scalding Satire of Israeli Power

At SXSW, Alex Prager’s 'DreamQuil' Wins Style Praise, Faces Story Critiques

Bi Gan’s ‘Resurrection’ Sets Criterion Channel Debut March 24, Physical Release April 21

Hong Sangsoo’s “What Does That Nature Say to You” Opens in Theaters Today

Angela Schanelec’s ‘My Wife Cries’ Premieres in Berlinale Competition, Seeking U.S. Distribution

Kogonada's 'Zi' Premieres at Sundance as a Microbudget, Sound-Driven Experiment

‘No Other Choice’ Draws Rave Reviews as BAFTA Longlist and UK Release Build Momentum

Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice Hits U.S. Theaters as Critics Praise Craft, Question Tone