Cannes 2010: Photos, Buzz and More

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The world's most famous film festival is now well underway, so visit our Cannes 2010 section to find out all the latest from the French Riviera. We've got a festival mini-guide and photos from the festival, blog posts throughout the festival as well as Twitter updates via @IMDbLive, and more!
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Cannes 2010. Lee Chang-dong's "Poetry"

1 hour ago | The Auteurs

Updated through 5/22.

Korean auteur Lee Chang-dong's quietest and most thematically complete film to date, Poetry charts a grandmother's attempt to write a single poem, while she deals with a failing body and mind, and the terrible consequences of her teenage grandson's irresponsibility," writes Lee Marshall in Screen. See more »


Cannes 2010. Apichatpong Weerasethakul's "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives"
1 hour ago | The Auteurs
Thinking About Google TV
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Cannes Review | Simple and Gorgeous: "Two Gates of Sleep"
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Cannes Review | Spirituality and Goats: "Le Quattro Volte"
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Cannes 2010. Favorite Moments: Day 8
4 hours ago | The Auteurs
Cannes à la Flip
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Indie Films: New On DVD/Blu-ray

The Girl on the Train
Jeanne lives in a house in the suburbs of Paris with her mother Louise. The two women get on well together. Louise earns her living by looking after children. Jeanne is half-heartedly looking for a job. Louise harbors the hope of getting her daughter a job with Samuel Bleistein, a famous lawyer whom she knew in her youth. Jeanne and Bleistein's worlds are light years apart. However, they'll be set on a collision course because of an incredible lie that Jeanne invents, a lie that grows into the biggest news and political story of the day. Buy The Girl on the Train on DVD.

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Independent Shorts

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The Raftman's Razor -- Two adolescents become obsessed with a mysterious comic book.

The Raftman's Razor

The Raftman's Razor (1)
The Uprising -- A prophecy that concerns all of mankind that was told by a Cree woman named Fire Eyes comes to life in this eye opening animation.

The Uprising

The Uprising (1)
Dog Park -- Three dogs are set loose to run at the dog park, what happens when the smallest can't keep up the pace?

Dog Park

Dog Park (1)
Lovesick -- What goes down must come up!

Lovesick

Lovesick (1)
The Sketch That Wrote Itself -- The mythical sketch that is so good...

The Sketch That Wrote Itself

The Sketch That Wrote Itself (1)
Gun Barista -- On the first day of the zombie apocalypse, two baristas must hold back the oncoming horde by supplying them their greatest need. The need to feed... Their caffeine addictions!

Gun Barista

Gun Barista (1)
Rose -- Rose

Rose

Rose (1)
The Notebooks of Cornelius Crow -- A man has worked out the meaning of London, a discovery that has put his life in danger. He leaves his findings, preserved in a series of hidden notebooks, to his protegee, Jack Cade, who must uncover their meaning, before a threatening and dangerous secret organization find Cade and exact their vengeance.

The Notebooks of Cornelius Crow

The Notebooks of Cornelius Crow (1)
All In -- Adrian Petrov has to assassin a stranger in exchange for the life of his daughter Melissa.

ALL IN

All In (1)

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