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Le Havre by By Jonathan ROMNEY - www.screendaily.com - 17 May 2011
Le Havre essentially offers us the director’s usual menu - poker-faced acting, weather-beaten faces, political compassion, hyper-stylized staging and decrepit barroom interiors lit con amore. But there’s something fresh in this new film, which sees the Finn fully venting his Francophilia for the first time since 1991’s La Vie de Bohème.
Film brings Parisian bordello to Cannes by www.calgaryherald.com - 17 May 2011
A gritty yet luxuriant film about life in a Parisian brothel circa 1900 premiered at Cannes on Monday, promising for once to tell the story from the women’s perspective.
Stopped on Track (Halt auf Freier Strecke): Cannes Review by Kirk HONEYCUTT - www.hollywoodreporter.com - 17 May 2011
Andreas Dresen's film, about a cancer victim, is a tough slog through the process of physical and mental deterioration.
Cannes Film Festival: Brad Pitt shines in The Tree Of Life by Derek MALCOLM - www.thisislondon.co.uk - 18 May 2011
There's a mystique about films by Terrence Malick caused by the fact that he never gives interviews and has made only five in the last 30 years. They are also, from Badlands to The New World, uncompromising and totally uninterested in the fashions of the day.
Cannes review, The Artist: Love and a Bit with a Dog by Ryan ADAMS - www.awardsdaily.com - 15 May 2011
There really aren’t adequate words to describe the way one feels after watching Michel Hazanavicius’ The Artist. Appropriately enough, words fail. When The King’s Speech’s ad campaign led with “some movies you feel” I wanted to cringe. But here I am faced with a film that really does deserve the slogan because you DO feel it. You feel it from the top of your head all the way down to the toes of your feet: pure joy, pure happiness..