The Hollywood Reporter’s Chief Film Critic lines up his most eagerly awaited selections bowing on the Croisette, including new films from Todd Haynes, Wes Anderson and Jonathan Glazer.
New works from celebrated filmmakers are simply too numerous to cram into a rundown of just ten titles, so their absence here should not be misinterpreted as lack of interest.
That includes Ken Loach’s story of tensions caused by the arrival of Syrian refugees in a depressed former mining community,Perfect DaysKidnapped, about an assassination attempt in late 16th century Kyoto; Michel Gondry’s first feature in eight years,, a comedy about the creative process starring Pierre Niney; Catherine Breillat’s erotic thriller about an intergenerational romance,Close Your EyesWhile it reportedly runs just a half-hour, Cannes attendees also will be scrambling to see Pedro...
The choices that follow are a mix of other directors whose work I’ve loved, making me always curious to see where they go next.
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