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Zack Snyder's ‘The Last Photograph’ Is Getting Destroyed at TIFF: “Unabashedly Sh*t On Every Level”

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3-Hour ‘Midsommar' Director's Cut Screened in NYC
August 19, 2019

This year’s 12th edition of the Scary Movies festival at Film at Lincoln Center premiered Ari Aster’s extended version of “Midsommar” this past Saturday.

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Cannes 2021 Lineup Revealed: Anderson, Carax, Verhoeven, Baker, Farhadi and More

June 3, 2021 Jordan Ruimy

Main Competition:

ANNETTE by Leos Carax
A FELESÉGEM TÖRTÉNETE (L’histoire de ma femme / The story of my wife) by Ildikó ENYEDI
BENEDETTA by Paul VERHOEVEN
BERGMAN ISLAND by Mia HANSEN-LOVE
DRIVE MY CAR by Ryusuke HAMAGUCHI
FLAG DAY by Sean PENN
HA'BERECH (Le genou d’Ahed / Ahed’s knee) by Nadav LAPID
THE FRENCH DISPATCH by Wes ANDERSON
HAUT ET FORT (Casablanca beats) by Nabil AYOUCH
UN HÉROS (A Hero) by Asghar FARHADI
HYTTI NRO 6 (Compartment NO.6) by Juho KUOSMANEN
JULIE (EN 12 CHAPITRES) (The worst person in the world) by Joachim TRIER
LA FRACTURE by Catherine CORSINI
LES INTRANQUILLES (The restless) by Joachim LAFOSSE
LES OLYMPIADES (Paris 13th District) by Jacques AUDIARD
LINGUI by Mahamat-Saleh HAROUN
MEMORIA by Apichatpong WEERASETHAKUL
NITRAM by Justin KURZEL
PAR UN DEMI CLAIR MATIN by Bruno DUMONT
PETROV’S FLU by Kirill SEREBRENNIKOV
RED ROCKET by Sean BAKER
TOUT S’EST BIEN PASSÉ by François OZON
TRE PIANI by Nanni MORETTI
TITANE by Julia DUCOURNAU

Un Certain Regard

AFTER YANG by Kogonada
DELO (House arrest) by Alexey GERMAN JR.
BONNE MÈRE by Hafsia HERZI
COMMITMENT HASAN by Hasan Semih KAPLANOGLU
DELO (House arrest) by Alexey GERMAN JR.
ET IL Y EUT UN MATIN (Let there be morning) by Eran KOLIRIN
FREDA by Gessica GÉNÉUS (First film)
THE INNOCENTS by Eskil VOGT
LA CIVIL by Teodora Ana MIHAI (First film)
LAMB by Valdemar JÓHANSSON (First film)
MONEYBOYS by C.B Yi (First film)
NOCHE DE FUEGO by Tatiana HUEZO
REHANA MARYAM NOOR by Abdullah Mohammad SAAD
UNCLENCHING THE FISTS by Kira KOVALENKO
WOMEN DO CRY by Mina MILEVA and Vesela KAZAKOVA

Special Screenings

CAHIERS NOIRS (Black notebooks) by Shlomi ELKABETZ
H6 by Yé Yé (First film)
JANE PAR CHARLOTTE by Charlotte GAINSBOURG (First film)
JFK REVISITED: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS by Oliver STONE
O MARINHEIRO DAS MONTANHAS (Le marin des montagnes/Mariner of the mountains) by Karim AÏNOUZ
FREDA by Gessica GÉNÉUS (First film)

Cannes Premiere

CETTE MUSIQUE NE JOUE POUR PERSONNE (Love songs for tough guys) by Samuel BENCHETRIT
COW by Andrea ARNOLD
EVOLUTION by Kornél MUNDRUCZO
IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE by HONG Sang-Soo
MOTHERING SUNDAY by Eva HUSSON
SERRE-MOI FORT (Hold me tight) by Mathieu AMALRIC
TROMPERIE (Deception) by Arnaud DESPLECHIN

Out of Competition

ALINE (Aline, the voice of love) by Valérie LEMERCIER
BAC NORD by Cédric JIMENEZ
DE SON VIVANT by Emmanuelle BERCOT
EMERGENCY DECLARATION by HAN Jae-Rim
STILLWATER by Tom MCCARTHY
THE VELVET UNDERGROUND by Todd HAYNES

Midnight Screening


ORANGES SANGUINES (Bloody oranges) by Jean-Christophe MEURISSE

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