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 Killing Them Softly: A gangster flick about 'our time and who we are'Film starring Brad Pitt as a mob enforcer played as a heavy-handed allegory for capitalism run amok
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 Cannes Diary: Michael Haneke's Canadian alibiGerman director abandoned latest movie for a while after seeing "Away from Her." Or was it ‘La derni
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 Cannes Diary: Weinstein Company offers sneak peeks for three hot filmsOpen letter lambasts organizers for lack of women directors
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 Cannes Diary: Midterm report on the filmsOpen letter lambasts organizers for lack of women directors
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 The Cronenbergs: Dark art just runs in the familyDavid Cronenberg and his son Brandon are the first father and son in history to have films that are official Cannes selections in the same year
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Cannes Diary: Is this the second coming of Thomas Vinterberg? Open letter lambasts organizers for lack of women directors
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 French film legends star in a story of love's demiseDirector Michael Haneke surprises with a simple, emotional film about an elderly Parisian couple
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 Toronto actress Sarah Gadon walking two red carpets at CannesPart-time film student is excited about working with Denis Villeneuve in his new thriller
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 Cannes Diary: On questions of drugs, the Lawless cast would rather passOpen letter lambasts organizers for lack of women directors
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 On the road in Cannes with border-hopping auteursBrazil’s Walter Salles is the latest in a line of cinematic auteurs who jump cultural barriers to make ‘foreign’ films
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 No more action films for me: Jackie ChanHong Kong actor says he plans to focus on drama, not fisticuffs
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 Dustin Lance Black risks getting personalFrom the Mormon faith to Prop 8, Dustin Lance Black’s bold writing has brought both bunts and home runs. Now, directing for the first time, he could be in for his riskiest at-bat yet
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 Cannes Diary: Barbs fly over festival gender divideOpen letter lambasts organizers for lack of women directors
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 What to Expect: The dads steal the showSitcom-y ensemble film feels like you’re flipping around the TV dial
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Bernie: Macabre comedy flirts with delicious moral ambiguity Sure, Bernie is a murderer, but he’s such a nice guy, too
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 Adoring Marley biopic may be overdoing itAt the end of the day, the viewer isn’t sure whether director Kevin Macdonald is truly buying his own hagiography
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 Turn Me On: She's gotta have itJannicke Systad Jacobsen’s look at female teen sexual frustration is charming, awkward - and honest
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 Battleship: An in-name-only adaptationIt’s got music, special effects and cheesy romance, but at the end of the day, it’s just a board game
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 The Samaritan and Virginia: Two genre scripts that share similar shortcomingsDestined for also-ran status, unconvincing Virginia, clich
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 Samuel L. Jackson: The (new) hardest working man in show businessThe Avengers star - and the highest grossing film actor in history - manages to wedge small-budget indie flick The Samaritan into jam-packed film schedule
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 Cannes, Day 3: Ron Mann making Robert Altman docToronto filmmaker announces film about legendary director of ‘M*A*S*H’
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 Jacques Audiard: A romance from a man's man filmmakerDirector Jacques Audiard, known for films about memorable guys, made sure there was a woman at the centre of Rust and Bone
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 Brandon Cronenberg didn't plan to follow his dadFirst-time filmmaker thinks it’s ‘hilarious’ for his film Antiviral to debut at Cannes alongside David’s Cosmopolis
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 Cannes, Day 2: The jury is in(scrutable)Film festival jury members promise open-mindedness, and it’s mind-numbing
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 Cannes Celebrity Photos of the Day: May 16No description available
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