Inside Cannes, a film festival at a crossroadsFrom virtual reality to Netflix’s arrival to the emergence of women directors, Cannes finds itself in flux at 70. What comes next?
Netflix is the new villain Cannes loves to hate"Okja" is a novel twist on the big budget monster movie, but it was the studio behind it that first caught the audience’s attention at the festival
On the first day of Cannes 2017, a vision of a changing landscapeBrian D. Johnson’s first dispatch from Cannes, the high altar of world cinema—where it’s grappling with some seismic shifts
Blue is the Warmest Color deals perfectly with falling in loveCriticism of Kechiche’s ’male gaze’ is overblown
Brian D. Johnson: ’You never get sick of the good stuff’ From the archives: The Maclean’s veteran dishes on the highs and lows of the festival
Cannes celebrity sightingsPhotographer George Pimentel shares his glitziest shots from the 65th annual film festival
Cannes: Where the stars talk politicsSuperheroes save the world at home, but anti-heroes are the avengers in France
Festival of sirensJudging from this year’s Cannes screenings, cinema is obsessed with seductive angels of mercy
Scenes from the 64th Annual Cannes Film FestivalFrom the scenery to the stars, just about everything is beautiful in Cannes