Curtain raises on 65th Cannes Film Festival
Comedy will dominate the opening of the Cannes film festival, with Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom and Sacha Baron Cohen's anarchic General Aladeen.
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Golden Globes sets the pace for Oscar night
The black-and-white silent film The Artist has been at the head of this year's Golden Globe nominations, holding six nods to itself.
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The good, the mad and the ugly
There's nothing quite like the Cannes Film Festival, a place where big egos and big mouths are placed under the scrutiny of the media.
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Master of artless art
Despite his many successes, Woody Allen
still defers to those who inspired him
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No Cannes do as Mel looks to revive reputation with The Beaver
Rarely has the Cannes Film Festival been the scene of so daring a plan -- the attempted resuscitation of Mel Gibson's shattered career.
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Terrence Malick epic wins Palme d'Or in Cannes
US director Terrence Malick won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival on Sunday for The Tree of Life, a meditative, metaphysical epic.
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Malick the favourite for Palme d'Or, but will he show up?
Texan director is considered a frontrunner, with one critic saying Cannes has been desperate to give him prize for 30 years.
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Director's shame casts pall over classy Cannes
The Cannes film festival stumbled towards its close on Friday, still reeling from the shock expulsion of Danish director Lars Von Trier.
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Lars von Trier at Cannes 'sympathises' with Hitler
Danish director Lars von Trier said Wednesday he sympathised "a little bit" with Adolf Hitler at the Cannes film festival.
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Global names on Cannes jury to decide coveted Palme
The makeup of this year's Cannes jury, headed by United States actor Robert De Niro, means the coveted Palme d'Or's winner will have global approval.
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