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The Tree of Life: 'Almost ridiculous, always sublime' – Cannes 2011 video review | Film |
Terrence Malick returns with a new epic that roots 1950s family life in the birth of the universe. Xan Brooks shares his thoughts from the Cannes Palais
Cannes film festival: 'It's the Marché that keeps it afloat' | Film | guardian.co.uk
From zombie women to Kylie Minogue's Bollywood flick to a Spanish take on Shaun of the Dead, Xan Brooks soaks up the atmosphere at the Cannes marketplace, where films from all over the world compete
Wall Street 2.0: a Cannes film festival mashup | Film | guardian.co.uk
Oliver Stone's Wall Street made 'Lunch is for wimps' a buzz phrase. Can Cannes punters do the same for the best lines from the sequel? We put the Croisette's best amdrammers to the test. So, 'are we good…
Video: Cannes film festival 2010: Apichatpong Weerasethakul wins Palme d'Or | Film | guardian.co.uk
The Thai director picks up his award for Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, and takes the opportunity to thank 'all the spirits and ghosts in Thailand'. Juliette Binoche and Javier Bardem also…
Cannes film festival: in Chatrooms and the smaller screens | Film | guardian.co.uk
From Aaron Johnson in Hideo Nakata's internet chiller to music documentary Benda Bilili to Diego Luna's Abel, Xan Brooks catches up with some of the films presented in Cannes's colourful sidebars
Cannes film festival review: You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger | Film | guardian.co.uk
Woody Allen's London-set tale of adultery and plagiarism – with Naomi Watts, Josh Brolin, and Anthony Hopkins as a Viagra-popping desperado – is genial and likable but, as one Cannes critic says, 'He's…
Cannes 2011: We Need to Talk About Kevin: 'We'll be talking about this one for years' - video |
Xan Brooks gives his verdict on the film that has excited and disturbed the Croisette, while assorted bloggers, buyers and blaggers share their thoughts
Cannes 2011: Finding Terrence Malick - video | Film | guardian.co.uk
While the Guardian film team search the Croisette for one of the world's most elusive directors, Xan Brooks analyses the impact he has had on modern cinema and imagines what The Tree of Life, which premieres…
Cannes 2011: Mel Gibson in The Beaver - video review | Film | guardian.co.uk
'It's bizarre, it's bungled, it's fatally mishandled': Xan Brooks and a furry friend review Jodie Foster's The Beaver, starring Mel Gibson
Cannes 2011: Melancholia and madness with Lars von Trier - video review | Film | guardian.co.uk
Xan Brooks reviews the latest from Danish enfant terrible Lars von Trier, whose tongue-in-cheek comments on Nazism and Hitler have caused a scandal at the Cannes film festival
