The emotional force of Andrew Durham’s film is found in the two-step between parent and child as the sweep of LGBTQ+ history catches up

Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve star as damaged souls noclipping through a liminal purgatory of never-ending office space

Robin Campillo on directing Enzo, which he wrote with his friend the late film-maker Laurent Cantet

Pedro Pascal, Sigourney Weaver, Angourie Rice and Spike Fearn feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of May 22nd, 2026

Daryl McCormack and Anthony Boyle join the actor in Clio Barnard’s portrait of friends confronting stalled lives and dashed hopes

The Ant-Man of the last decade says he’s a big fan of Ireland - ‘The people here are so hilarious and down to earth’

Andrey Zvyagintsev delivers a chilling thriller set in provincial Russia during the Ukraine war, but the political allegory can feel overdone

Cristian Mungiu’s tale confirms him as one of cinema’s sharpest moral observers

Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver star in latest drama from James Gray

Eventually the Spanish auteur pulls the film’s threads together into a sharp and unexpectedly brilliant punchline

Cannes likes its guests to remain tight-lipped on political issues. Try telling that to Pedro Almodóvar. And everyone else

Cat and mouse rivals are pushed aside for an assortment of flimsily sketched newcomers who absorb most of the screen time

Clucking heroine of György Pálfi’s compelling tale an unlikely emblem of ordinary existence under late-capitalist criminality

Fashioned in the anarchic style of Rick and Morty, the film’s takedown of cliches keeps Cannes laughing

Michael Fassbender plays a distractingly artificial CGI alien. It’s fun. But make the fun stop