French Director Jean-Louis Bertuccelli Dies
PARIS — French director Jean-Louis Bertuccelli died Friday in Paris. He was 71. Bertuccelli was best known for “Ramparts of Clay,” a drama turning on a young woman from a small Algerian village who…
Cannes Film Festival
Alejandro Jodorowsky's 'Dance of Reality' Gets U.S. Release (EXCLUSIVE)
ABKCO Films has acquired U.S. theatrical and home entertainment rights to Alejandro Jodorowsky's “The Dance of Reality” nine months after it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The film will be…
'Grace of Monaco' to Open Cannes Film Festival
PARIS — Nicole Kidman starrer “Grace of Monaco” will open the 67th Cannes Festival on May 14, it was announced Friday. The film is directed by Olivier Dahan, whose credits include 2007′s “La Vie en…
Salma Hayek, Vincent Cassel Set to Topline Matteo Garrone's 'Tales' (EXCLUSIVE)
PARIS — Salma Hayek and Vincent Cassel are set to topline Italian helmer Matteo Garrone's “The Tale of Tales,” the helmer's follow up to “Reality,” which won a Grand Prize at Cannes. The…
Vincent Cassel Boards Maiwenn's Next Film
PARIS– French star Vincent Cassel (“Black Swan”) has boarded “Rien ne sert de courir,” Maiwenn's follow-up to “Polisse.” Cassel will star opposite Emmanuelle Bercot, who co-wrote and starred in…
Cannes Fest Taps Pierre Lescure as President
Pierre Lescure, who co-founded Gaul's pay-TV leader Canal Plus, has been officially nominated to succeed 83-year-old Gilles Jacob as president of Cannes Film Festival in 2015. He will take office on…
Cannes Poised to Install New Film Festival President
Pierre Lescure, pictured above, who co-founded Gaul's pay-TV leader Canal Plus, is set to succeed 83-year-old Gilles Jacob as president of Cannes Film Festival in 2015. The appointment will be made…
'Blue Is The Warmest Color' Wins Gaul's Louis Delluc Award
Abdellatif Kechiche's romance drama “Blue Is The Warmest Color” (“La vie d'Adele”) won the Louis Delluc prize, a prestigious French film award voted on by 14 top critics. “Blue” beat out such strong…
Lars Von Trier Still Welcome at Cannes, Says Festival Director
"You can trust Lars von Trier to make a big comeback one day," said Thierry Fremaux, general delegate of the Cannes Film Festival.
AFI Fest: 'Nothing Bad Can Happen' Wins Auteurs Award
Katrin Gebbe's “Nothing Bad Can Happen” has won the New Auteurs critics award at the AFI Fest. The film, the true story of a homeless Christian teenager adopted by an abusive family in Germany…
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