“The Dreamed Adventure”, interview with the director Valeska Grisebach
Valeska Grisebach discusses Bulgaria, Europe, genre and the female gaze in The Dreamed Adventure, in Cannes Competition.
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“All of a Sudden”, interview with the director Ryusuke Hamaguchi
Ryusuke Hamaguchi discusses multilingual dialogue, humanism and care in All of a Sudden, in competition at the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
“Elephants in the Fog”, Interview with director Abinash Bikram Shah
With Elephants in the Fog, Abinash Bikram Shah places Nepal's Kinnar community at the centre of a thriller about chosen family, invisibility and the right to be seen as whole
“Free Eliza”, interview with the director Alexandra Matheou
Alexandra Matheou discusses "Free Eliza (Notes On An Anatomical Imperfection)" at the Quinzaine des Cinéastes in Cannes.
“Kokurojo – The Samurai and the Prisoner”, interview with the director Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Kiyoshi Kurosawa discusses "Kokurojo – The Samurai and the Prisoner" at the 79th Festival de Cannes and reflects on anti-heroes and power.
“9 Temples to Heaven”, interview with director Sompot Chidgasornpongse
Explore the captivating "9 Temples to Heaven" journey and discover Thailand’s spiritual rituals, cultural significance, and cinematic beauty in the new Sompot Chidgasornpongse's film.
“I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning”, interview with director Clio Barnard
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“Coward”, interview with director Lukas Dhont
With "Coward", Lukas Dhont turns the war genre inside out to tell a story of desire, imagination and resistance.
“Everytime”, Interview with director Sandra Wollner
With "Everytime", Sandra Wollner crafts a quietly devastating portrait of grief, absence and the brutal tenderness of going on
“Double Freedom”, interview with director Lisandro Alonso
With "Double Freedom", Lisandro Alonso goes back to the origins of his cinema and finds a changed world
“Flesh and Fuel”, interview with the actor Julian Świeżewski
With the powerful story of "Flesh and Fuel", we explore a love between truck drivers highlighting work, identity, and authentic intimacy in a touching, realistic portrayal. We talked about it with one of the actors, Julian Świeżewski.
“Nostalgia for the future”, interview with the director Brecht Debackere
"Nostalgia for the Future" by Brecht Debackere explores archives, memory, and identity, blending film, philosophy, and innovation in a unique, thought-provoking style, while telling the life and ideals of a genius of filmmaking such Chris Marker.
“Tin Castle”, interview with director Alexander Murphy
Discover the heartfelt story of "Tin Castle" with director Alexander Murphy, unveiling love, community, and resilience beyond stereotypes in a captivating Irish traveller family
“Lucy Lost”, interview with director Olivier Clert
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“All the Lovers in the Night”, interview with director Yukiko Sode and actors Yukino Kishii and Asano Tadanobu
In talk with the Director Yukiko Sode and actors Yukino Kishii and Asano Tadanobu from "All the Lovers in the Night" a film exploring the depth of solitude, love, and inner strength.
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‘Marvelous Mornings’, an interview with director Avril Besson and actresses India Hair and Raya Martigny
Avril Besson's deeply touching first feature, "Marvelous Mornings", comes with a generous serving of vintage music – "disco is so fun, and so weird."
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Listen Global Critics Cannes Voice! Exclusive and thoughtful conversations with leading international film critics, and in-depth analysis of the most anticipated films of the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
“I’ll be gone in June”, interview with the director Katharina Rivilis
Katharina Rivilis discusses I’ll Be Gone in June at Cannes 2026, exploring adolescence, post-9/11 America and memory.
“Original Wound”, interview with the co director Sein Lyan Tun
Sein Lyan Tun discusses Original Wound at Cannes 2026, exploring family trauma, memory and emotional violence.
“Annisa”, interview with the co-director Sam Manacsa
Sam Manacsa discusses Annisa at Cannes 2026, exploring sound, adolescence and belonging through the perspective of a blind teenage girl.
“Holy Crowd”, interview with the directors Reza Fahriyansyah and Ananth Subramaniam
Reza Fahriyansyah and Ananth Subramaniam discuss Holy Crowd at Cannes 2026, exploring miracles, herd mentality and collective obsession.
“Mothers are Mothering”, interview with the directors Khozy Rizal and Lam Li Shuen
Khozy Rizal and Lam Li Shuen discuss Mothers Are Mothering at Cannes 2026, exploring queer identity, motherhood and emotional alienation.
“Viva”, interview with the director and protagonist Aina Clotet
Aina Clotet discusses Viva at Cannes 2026, exploring desire, illness, emotional dependence and the fear of loneliness.
“The Golden Age”, an interview with director Bérenger Thouin
Born at the turn of the century in a village’s butcher shop, Jeanne Lavaur dreams of becoming a countess. Inspired by the fearless Céleste and guided by her love for Guillaume de Barante, Jeanne’s journey carries her from the vibrant …
“Nagi Notes”, interview with the director Koji Fukada
In Cannes, Koji Fukada discusses Nagi Notes, a film about loneliness, artistic observation and the invisible tensions connecting rural Japan to the wider world.
Interview with Emma Barboni of Emilia Romagna Film Commission
Emma Barboni of Emilia Romagna Film Commission presents us all the actions through which the institution boosts regional film production, festivals, and international co-productions, fostering Italy's vibrant audiovisual ecosystem.
Highlights and film critics from the 79th Cannes Film Festival – episode 18/05
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Highlights and film critics from the 79th Cannes Film Festival – episode 19/05
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“Marie Madeleine”, an interview with director and actress Géssica Généus
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