Festivals & Awards
Video: Prize Winners of Cannes 2015
Chaz Ebert announces the prize-winners of the 2015 Cannes Film Festival.
Cannes 2015: Jacques Audiard’s “Dheepan” wins Palme d’Or
Jacques Audiard’s “Dheepan” took the Palme d’Or at the 68th Cannes Film Festival.
Cannes 2015: Palme de Whiskers
Barbara’s annual playful piece about cats in this year’s Cannes offerings.
Video: Cannes Roundtable Discussion
A roundtable discussion on the best and worst of Cannes 2015.
Cannes 2015: Palme predictions
Ben Kenigsberg hazards a few guesses as to what the Coen brothers’ jury might pick.
Cannes 2015: “Macbeth,” “Ice and the Sky”
A final film report from Cannes on two of the last films for 2015: an update of Macbeth and an environmental documentary.
Video: Chaz Ebert On Cannes Selections “Louder Than Bombs,” “Inside Out” and More
Chaz Ebert reports on “Louder Than Bombs,” “Inside Out” and more in her new video report from Cannes 2015.
Cannes 2015: “Chronic,” “Masaan”
A report on two more Cannes films, “Chronic” and “Masaan”.
Cannes 2015: Manoel de Oliveira’s “Visit, or Memories and Confessions”
Ben Kenigsberg sees the film that Portuguese director Manoel de Oliveira only wanted shown after his death.
Cannes 2015: “Dheepan,” “Love,” “Valley of Love,”
A report on new films by Jacques Audiard, Gaspar Noe, and Guillaume Nicloux.
Cannes 2015: “Hitchcock/Truffaut,” “Green Room,” “Love”
Ben Kenigsberg looks at Kent Jones’s documentary “Hitchcock/Truffaut,” showing in Cannes Classics.
Cannes 2015: “Youth,” “Madonna,” “The Assassin”
A report from Cannes 2015 on the latest films from Paolo Sorrentino, Shin Su-won and Hou Hsio-hsien.
Cannes 2015: “Sicario,” “Mountains May Depart”
A Cannes report on new films by Denis Villenueve and Zhang-ke Jia.
Video: Chaz Ebert Reports on Enticing Films at Cannes
Chaz Ebert reports on enticing films at Cannes, including “Son of Saul,” “Carol” and “Irrational Man.”
Cannes 2015: “Dégradé,” “Marguerite & Julien,” “The Grief of Others,” “Arabian Nights, Volume 2” and a showcase for diversity
Ben Kenigsberg looks for fresh perspectives at this year’s festival.
