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Suivez l'annonce de la Sélection officielle du 76e Festival de Cannes par Iris Knobloch & Thierry Frémaux. #Cannes2023 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

For the first time ever, Film of the Week is live in the room for the Festival de Cannes press conference! Thrilled to be here and can’t wait to cover the 2023 festival.

Beautiful stuff from Catherine on ONE FINE MORNING, our Film of the Week pick this week: filmoftheweek.co.uk/reviews/one-fi…

For our Film of the Week pick this week, Catherine rightly sings the praises of a rare welcome sequel: the excellent, absolutely revolting EVIL DEAD RISE. filmoftheweek.co.uk/reviews/evil-d…

"This combined restraint builds to a devastating torrent of feeling...an ode to loves taken for granted in life, it makes a case for renewing and reviving our oldest alliances." --Guy Lodge, Film of the Week THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS screening daily: bit.ly/3HVrEtG

'Builds to a devastating torrent of feeling' Typically astute write-up for THE EIGHT MOUNTAINS, this week's Film of the Week Now in UK/Irish cinemas via. @PicturehouseEnt filmoftheweek.co.uk/reviews/the-ei…

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Wrote a lil bit about Todd Haynes’ teasing, trashy-refined, supremely actressy hall of mirrors MAY DECEMBER at my own site Film of the Week — also keep checking in there for more Cannes minis by me and the fab Catherine. filmoftheweek.co.uk/cannes-2023/ma…

"Brilliantly thorny and elusive [...] less concerned with cold facts than with multiple parties’ fluid, permeable ideas of the truth." We loved Anatomy of a Fall, Justine Triet's Competition entry at Festival de Cannes, reviewed here by Guy Lodge: filmoftheweek.co.uk/cannes-2023/an…

"This latest addition to the monstrous feminine canon is a supple and engaging film that claws at your heart." Tiger Stripes, in Semaine de la Critique, is an engaging drama about female adolescence. Review here from Catherine: filmoftheweek.co.uk/cannes-2023/ti…

A juicy slice of Belgian dark comedy premiered in Semaine de la Critique last week, and Catherine fell head over heels for its suspenseful charm - here's our review of Vincent Must Die: filmoftheweek.co.uk/cannes-2023/vi…

Todd Haynes returns to his signature genre, in Competition at Festival de Cannes, with the tense, teasing and very funny melodrama May December. Reviewed here by Guy Lodge: filmoftheweek.co.uk/cannes-2023/ma…

A lil bit by me on one of Cannes' best so far — and a reminder that, in addition to what's already up at Film of the Week, Catherine and I will be doing a few more mini-reviews of what we've enjoyed at the fest this year. Keep reading!

"Who would do such a thing, we think, and why? And yet, via Breillat’s muted yet sensually heightened direction, we buy it." Guy Lodge tackles Last Summer, Catherine Breillat's story of stepmom-stepson attraction: filmoftheweek.co.uk/cannes-2023/la…

'It’s a debut that reveals confidence in casualness, trusting us to intuit deeper wounds and wants in its portraiture.' More beautiful writing on WAR PONY from Guy Lodge and Film of the Week filmoftheweek.co.uk/reviews/war-po…