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Cannes 2025: A Private Life, The Disappearance of Josef Mengele
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Today's dispatch include Jodie Foster's first French-language film and a sprawling Russian epic about a Nazi monster.
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Cannes 2025: Eagles of the Republic, Once Upon a Time in Gaza
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Two films from the Middle East explore the relationship between art and power.
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Cannes 2025: Nouvelle Vague, A Magnificent Life
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On two films from Cannes about famous French creators.
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Cannes 2025: Table of Contents
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A full rundown of our full coverage of the fest, as it happens.
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Cannes 2025 Video #4: Brian Tallerico on Mission Impossible, The Phoenician Scheme, My Father’s Shadow, Secret Agent
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RogerEbert.com's Managing Editor weighs in on some of the biggest titles screening at the fest this year.
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The Red Carpets of the 2025 Chicago Critics Film Festival
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Excerpts from interviews taken at the red carpet of Chicago's esteemed critics-led film festival.
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Cannes 2025: The Secret Agent, The Love That Remains, Magellan
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The scope of Cannes expands and contracts with three films that either peer into hometowns or box in their cinematic frames.
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Lookin’s Free: Joe Don Baker (1936-2025)
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On the celebrated character actor, who walked tall through Westerns, crime pictures, and spy flicks for 60 years.
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“Nine Perfect Strangers’” Second Season is Less Insightful, Still Somewhat Fun
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“Nine Perfect Strangers” started as a maximalist show, with Nicole Kidman bewitching those around her as Masha Dmitrichenko, the Eastern Bloc wellness entrepreneur who promised personal transformation with her custom psychedelic therapies. The second season duplicates that formula with a...
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Cannes 2025 Video #3: Festival Dispatch with Robert Daniels
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Chaz checks in with our Associate Editor at the midway point of the fest.
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