After the record-breaking success of "Barbie", Gerwig becomes the first American female director as Jury President.

Pixar’s latest feature takes the conventional antagonist’s duo of fire and water from foils to friends to frustrated soul mates.

Alicia Vikander and Jude Law go full Tudor in wildly inaccurate historical drama as Karim Aïnouz's period drama dismisses the history books.

Premiering in Cannes, this 1950s sci-fi tale of earth-shattering events in a space-obsessed desert town is an exhilarating

Japanese director Kore-eda applies the Rashomon effect to a story of fractured families and boys seeking connection.

There is more than meets the eye in this dusty tale of two long-lost lovers bound by a bloody fate.

After keeping it hush, the festival finally releases the names joining the 2023 jury President Ruben Östlund.

The “Wall Street” and “Fatal Attraction” star to receive the lifetime achievement honour for his lengthy career at the Festival's opening.

The Film Festival’s special section for young and daring filmmakers picks the American actor, producer and writer to lead the jury.

Just when we thought 52 films were enough, the Festival added a slew of new films for the judges to consider.

Pixar will return to the Cannes Film Festival on closing night with the world premiere of their new animated feature “Elemental.”

Cannes rolls out the red carpet for “Jeanne du Barry”, directed by Maïwenn, for its world premiere kicking-off of the Film Festival on May 1

The Apple Originals drama, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Lily Gladstone and Robert De Niro, will premiere on the Croisette on May 20.

The final film starring Harrison Ford as the globe-trotting archaeologist will premiere at Cannes Film Festival this May!

Pedro Pascal & Ethan Hawke led 'Strange Way of Life' to open Cannes Film Festival. The queer western short is directed by Pedro Almodovar.

The 2022 Film Festival brought huge stars and big premiers to the Croisette. Will Blockbusters Hit Cannes Again this Year?

The Marché du Film, Cannes’ film market, will pay tribute to the Spanish film industry this year, naming Spain the 2023 country of honour.

The 'Triangle of Sadness' director and 2x Palme d'Or winner will be the first Swedish Cannes Jury President since Ingrid Bergman in 1973.