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Monty Python star in film comedy about death of Stalin
AFP, Published on 13/05/2016
» CANNES - A film satire on the last days of the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin starring Monty Python's Michael Palin is soon to start shooting, its producers told AFP on Friday.
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Loach film on shame of poverty in Britain moves Cannes to tears
AFP, Published on 13/05/2016
» CANNES - Director Ken Loach denounced the British government's "conscious cruelty" towards the poor Friday after his film about the poverty and humiliation inflicted upon them by welfare cuts had critics at the Cannes film festival in tears.
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Cannes Journal: Wolves kill here
Published on 13/05/2016
» Rarely did we come across a near-jackpot so early at Cannes Film Festival, where expectation is too unrealistic for any movie to match. But Alain Guiraudie’s “Rester Vertical” (or “Staying Vertical”, mark the erotic undertone of the title) came close. Two years ago, Guiraudie scored a cult favourite with a homo-homicide drama “Stranger By the Lake”, saturated with a sense of danger and exposed flesh, and this year he’s been upgraded to the main competition with another classification-defying “Rester Vertical”, which features a bisexual screenwriter, a family shepherds, a lot of vagina shots (in close up) and a pack of howling wolves in a moonlit French prairie. Plus the strangest, saddest sodomy scene in memory. In short, a weird, tantalising, improbably touching gems.
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