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17 May, 2024
Cannes Film Festival | Bird, by Andrea Arnold, as a metaphor for freedom
In Bird, a twelve-year-old girl, in conflict with her father, tries to receive attention from others, until she finds them in a stranger.
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Cannes Film Festival | Bird, by Andrea Arnold, as a metaphor for freedom
Posted on 17 May 2024
2021 Cannes Film Festival | A diary at the time of Covid-19
Posted on 15 July 2021
Tony McNamara Interview: From Poor Things to Star Wars, On Writing Across Film and TV
Posted on 22 April 2026
Inside the 51st Telluride Film Festival | A Dog’s-Eye View of the Experience
Posted on 28 October 2024
Sorrentino explains “Parthenope” at Cannes | “Beauty, Mistery, and Freedom.”
Posted on 24 May 2024
Cannes, The Shrouds | Cronenberg’s almost biographical mourning process
Posted on 23 May 2024
Cannes | Abbasi on “The Apprentice”: “Not about Trump, but the system”
Posted on 22 May 2024
Bird | Andrea Arnold brings to Cannes her cinema of the soul
Posted on 19 May 2024
A Momentous 50th at Telluride Film Festival
Posted on 18 September 2023
Cinema Paradiso (1988) | Why Tornatore’s Film Became a Classic of World Cinema
Posted on 11 January 2023
Celebrating 90 years of the Venice International Film Festival
Posted on 17 July 2022