Wim - with his
Palermo Shooting in competition at the 2008 festival - is a kind of Cannes ritual, if such is possible in today's festival politics. Review and retrospective.
The Great Debaters; Knights of the South Bronx; When I Find the Ocean
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A Thousand Hills; Classical Baby (I'm Grown UP Now) - The Poetry Show; Jane Goodall's When Animals Talk; Knights of the South Bronx; The Legend of Tillamook's Gold; Outlaw Trail: The Treasure of Butch Cassidy; Train Master
Classical Baby (I'm Grown UP Now) - The Poetry Show; Hip Hop Harry
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Berenstein Bears: Family and Friendship; Hip Hop Harry; Ugly Duckling and Me: School Days
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Braincandy: Smell My World; Braincandy: Taste My World; Play with Me Sesame: Imagine with Me; Play with Me Sesame: Let's Play Games
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Given the theme and circumstances, one would expect that
Che, the "hottest ticket" in Cannes, would enchant rather than baffle. (Reviewed at its Cannes 2008 premiere.)
Add a haunting musical score to the striking visual scenery of the Romanian Danube delta and you have a creative work of film art that deserves recognition on multiple fronts.
Dardenne brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc return to the illegal and criminal mileau in Liège for their latest film. Award winner at 2008 Festival de Cannes.
Quartered in a prison wing with other pregnant women, Julia - wrongly convicted of murder - is determined to raise her child herself.