Matteo Garrone’s “Tale of Tales” was one of the most divisive films at Cannes this year. A collection of three fairy tales, the film has memorable elements, but works better in parts than as a whole. Will Guy reports from Nisimazine at Cannes. When watching a film it is often difficult to set aside our preconceptions and […]

Trey Edward Shults’ “Krisha”, which showed during International Critics Week at Cannes, is a technically creative and deeply personal breakthrough feature. Marlies Janssens reports from Nisimazine at Cannes. Krisha is written and directed by the 26-year old American Trey Edward Shults as an expansion of his award-winning short film of the same title. Fans of the Requiem for […]

Natalie Portman has made her directorial debut with “A Tale of Love and Darkness”, a faithful - perhaps too faithful - adaptation of Amos Oz’ bestselling novel. Niels Putman reports from Nisimazine at Cannes. It’s all about telling stories: a motto which could certainly apply to Cannes and cinema in general, but that also heavily relates […]