Cannes 2024 Video #3: Megalopolis, Kinds of Kindness, Oh Canada, Bird, Wild Diamond
In today’s video dispatch, Isaac Feldberg joins Chaz to talk about the first batch of films reviewed at Cannes.
In today’s video dispatch, Isaac Feldberg joins Chaz to talk about the first batch of films reviewed at Cannes.
“The Substance,” a body-horror film starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, hit Cannes at just the right time.
A tribute to the 9 to 5 and Cloak and Dagger actor, and his six decades of playing bad bosses and comic oafs.
The panel will discuss the trend toward purpose-driven filmmaking in today’s industry and how that is impacted by the diversity of filmmakers, film genres, and the changes in funding in the filmmaking system.
The award honors her work with Ebertfest and its impact on the broader community of Champaign-Urbana.
Interview with Kristin Joseff of Joseff of Hollywood about jewelry in the movies.
Jacques Audiard is one of the last directors you’d expect to make an original musical starring Zoe Saldaña and Selena Gomez.
Interview with Dr. Ming Wang, who inspired the movie Sight.
Francis Ford Coppola’s ambitious, long-awaited opus is his “Chi-raq.”
Anyone who sees “Kind of Kindness” expecting “Poor Things 2” is in for a nasty shock.
Francis Ford Coppola’s ridiculously long-in-the-making opus is unwieldy but hardly unwatchable.
A report from this year’s Ebertfest from the Ebert Fellows.
Our second video from Cannes on the climate, the jury, and more.
Reflecting on Roger’s 1987 book about his travails at the Cannes Film Festival.
An excerpt from a great new book by Alonso Duralde.
The first two competition films had a lot in common, despite being set a century apart.
Bridgerton is back! And a few things have changed for the hit Netflix show.
This year’s Cannes Film Festival opened with a restoration of a silent classic and a meta farce about moviemaking.
A brief (yet still incredibly long) list of people who were given their first big break in the film business by the late Roger Corman.