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First Cannes film vibes. ✨ At The American Pavilion, Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson opened up about the emotional experience of premiering their film at Cannes for the very first time.
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“What No One Tells You” takes Cannes: IndieWire gathered filmmakers, festival strategists, and sales experts for a conversation about the real business of short films.⁠ ⁠⁠ Featuring Natalie Musteata and Alexandre Singh (“Two People Exchanging Saliva”), Salaud Morisset's Grégoire Féron and Emilie Boulay, and Kickstarter’s Taylor K. Shaw-Omachonu.
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Filmmaker Toolkit live: Director David Greaves joins IndieWire's Chris O'Falt to talk "Once Upon a Time in Harlem" which he brought to Sundance, and now, to Directors' Fortnight at Cannes.
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Diego Luna returns as a director with "Ashes" ("Ceniza en la boca"), which was selected for Special Screenings at Cannes. He sat down with IndieWire's Anne Thompson and fellow producers Valérie Delpierre and Luis Salinas to talk about how Alfonso Cuarón inspired him, and his latest directorial effort.
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After his Golden Globe-nominated turn in “Babylon,” Diego Calva arrives at this year’s Cannes in one of the festival’s biggest breakout years. Calva stars in Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Her Private Hell” and Jordan Firstman’s “Club Kid.”
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"What No One Tells You" takes Cannes: President of @ObscuredPics RJ Millard and the team at @42West pull back the curtain on the strategies, relationships, and timing that can make or break a film's release.
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‘The Birthday Party’ Review: A Dazzlingly Melancholy Monica Bellucci Powers Léa Mysius’ Predictable but Superbly Directed Home Invasion Thriller indiewire.com/criticism/movi…
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