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Men overboard: ‘All is Lost’ vs. ‘The Counselor’
Brian D. Johnson on desperate people trying to save themselves
Photo gallery: Cannes Film Festival
Brian D. Johnson captures what it’s like to cover the prestigious festival
Depp on Cruz control
On Keith Richards: ‘He’s amazing to share a trailer with. I could write a book on that myself.’
The incredible hunk
Johnny Depp, Brad Pitt, and George Clooney? Milquetoast.
The hottest actor on the planet is Javier Bardem.
Together at last
Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, Molson-Coors and Labatt Blue, The NHL and Stan Lee
A Thai ghost story wins the Palme d’Or
And Javier Bardem has to split Best Actor—but declares his love for Penelope Cruz
TIFF ’09: On the red carpet
Our ever-expanding gallery of Hollywood’s hottest at TIFF
Penelope Cruz flees Cannes
Is it the flu, or food poisoning, or is it time to spread pregnancy rumours?
The unbroken embrace of Almodóvar and Cruz
Spain’s maestro is overdue for a Palme D’Or but despite his new film is not his best
Newsmakers: The White Album
Making an entrance
Film Review: Penélope bares all for Sir Ben in ‘Elegy’
Finally back in the saddle after a luxuriously long absence, I’m returning = with a fresh palate. For almost a month, I didn’t set foot in a movie theatre. Saw a bunch of stuff on DVD—Michael Mann’s big screen version of Miami Vice was an especially guilty pleasure—but I’m just now catching up on some the movies I’ve missed. I did see Woody Allen’s Vicky Christina Barcelona in Cannes, but last night I was happy to see it again (as a date movie with my wife). It’s even better than I remembered, and best enjoyed as a summer treat rather than under the harsh scrutiny of Cannes. Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz are dynamite, and this could be the comedy that finally wins Woody back his audience 16 years after mortifying them by leaving Mia Farrow for her adopted child, who’s now virtually middle-aged.