Fresh back from his first ever time on the Croisette, the musician and filmmaker gives his perspective on the biggest film festival in the world.
As the French Riviera's great festival finishes, our final two Cannes alumni recall their experiences braving the craziness of the Croisette.
Two New York City-based directors, both half of a fraternal filmmaking team, share their stories of attending the prestigious French festival.
Three filmmakers who are recent alumni of the Cannes Film Festival share their chronicles of the Croisette.
The Danish director looks back on the trajectory his career has taken and a crucial piece of advice he received from one of cinema's all-time greats.
The journeyman director looks back on one of his most controversial films, and how it caused a (literal) stink among journalists in the U.K.
After running and gunning in both Saigon and Los Angeles, a filmmaker pays stylistic homage to Truffaut in the City of Lights.
The Sundance Grand Jury Prize-winning filmmaker lays out the perspective that has led him to push himself creatively throughout his career.
The veteran writer/producer turned director asks why one of our most beloved movie genres is currently in such a perilous state.
Sometimes growing up in a filmmaking family means sleeping on the editing room floor, or discovering classic movies before you hit double digits.
