Tag: Cannes
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It Was Just an Accident: A Darkly Hilarious Look at Justice in Panahi’s Cannes-Winning Thriller
It Was Just an Accident: A Cannes Triumph with a Sharp Eye on Justice The Iranian film It Was Just an Accident enters Oscars season with the wind at its back, riding the prestige of a Cannes top prize and a chorus of critical acclaim. Directed by Jafar Panahi, the movie blends a somber mood…
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It Was Just an Accident: Panahi’s Dark Justice Thriller (Oscars Season Deep Dive)
Overview: A Cannes Triumph Finds a Wider Audience It Was Just an Accident, the new film from Iranian director Jafar Panahi, arrives in Oscar season with momentum built on Cannes’ top prize and a raft of awards from around the world. The movie is often described as a moody, darkly funny thriller that scrutinizes justice,…
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Renate Reinsve: From Vomit-Inducing Reviews to 19-Minute Standing Ovations at Cannes
Introduction: A Cannes Moment That Became a Benchmark Renate Reinsve’s name became inescapable in cinema circles after The Worst Person in the World premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The Norwegian actor’s ascent from promising talent to a global sensation was punctuated by a single, memorable July evening: a Guardian headline, a quick wave of…
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Tarik Saleh’s Eagles of the Republic Lands U.S. Theatrical Deal With Cohen Media Group
Tarik Saleh’s Eagles of the Republic acquired by Cohen Media Group for the U.S. The Egyptian political thriller Eagles of the Republic has secured a U.S. theatrical home. Cohen Media Group, the specialty distributor known for delivering significant international titles to American screens, has acquired the film for U.S. distribution, confirming plans for a theatrical…
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Eagles of the Republic: Cohen Media Group Acquires Tarik Saleh’s Political Thriller
Cohen Media Group Acquires Tarik Saleh’s Eagles of the Republic for the U.S. The acclaimed Egyptian political thriller Eagles of the Republic, directed by Tarik Saleh, has secured a U.S. distribution deal with Cohen Media Group. The news comes after the film premiered to strong buzz at Cannes, where it was praised for its tense…
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Alpha: Julia Ducournau Returns with a Lighter, Family-Driven Drama
Unpacking Alpha: A New Direction for Julia Ducournau French filmmaker Julia Ducournau, who redefined modern genre cinema with Titane and Raw, returns with Alpha—a film that signals a deliberate shift in tone while retaining the visceral, emotionally charged core that audiences have come to associate with her work. If Titane was a high-octane blend of…
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Six Billion Dollar Man: Assange Documentary Finds North American Home with Watermelon Pictures
Watermelon Pictures secures North American rights for The Six Billion Dollar Man In a high-profile deal that highlights the ongoing public fascination with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Watermelon Pictures has acquired the North American distribution rights to The Six Billion Dollar Man, the documentary from acclaimed filmmaker Eugene Jarecki. The film, which premiered to strong…
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The Six Billion Dollar Man: Assange Documentary Sold in NA
Watermelon Pictures Secures North American Rights to The Six Billion Dollar Man In a high-profile move at the international distribution level, Watermelon Pictures has acquired the North American rights to The Six Billion Dollar Man, a documentary directed by Eugene Jarecki that delves into the life and controversial figure of Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks.…


