Tag: Christophe Honoré

Coen Brothers, Barry Jenkins’ New Films to Play at New York Film Festival

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  4. Barry Jenkins and Coen brothers among U.S. debuts at the New York Film Festival

Christophe Honoré On Exploring The “Deep Trauma” Of A Generation With His Love Story ‘Sorry Angel’ – Cannes Studio

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  1. ‘Sorry Angel’ Review: Christophe Honoré’s Gay Drama is the French Variation on ‘Weekend’ — Cannes 2018
  2. ‘Sorry Angel’ Film Review: AIDS Drama Explores the Quiet Places
  3. Christophe Honoré on ‘Sorry Angel’: ‘In France We’re Blessed as Filmmakers’
  4. Cannes Film Review: ‘Sorry Angel’

Christophe Honoré on ‘Sorry Angel’: ‘In France We’re Blessed as Filmmakers’

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  1. ‘Sorry Angel’ Review: Christophe Honoré’s Gay Drama is the French Variation on ‘Weekend’ — Cannes 2018
  2. Christophe Honoré On Exploring The “Deep Trauma” Of A Generation With His Love Story ‘Sorry Angel’ – Cannes Studio
  3. ‘Sorry Angel’ Film Review: AIDS Drama Explores the Quiet Places
  4. ‘Love at First Fight’ Producer Pierre Guyard Boards Pair of Vincent Lacoste Projects (EXCLUSIVE)

Cannes Report, Day 3: Women Rule, ‘Cold War’ Hailed as ‘Best Film’ Yet

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  3. Toronto Festival Report: So Far, the Women Rule
  4. Cannes’ Female Troubles: Women Directors Have Always Been Scarce

‘Sorry Angel’ Film Review: AIDS Drama Explores the Quiet Places

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  1. ‘Sorry Angel’ Review: Christophe Honoré’s Gay Drama is the French Variation on ‘Weekend’ — Cannes 2018
  2. Christophe Honoré On Exploring The “Deep Trauma” Of A Generation With His Love Story ‘Sorry Angel’ – Cannes Studio
  3. ‘Asako I & II’ Film Review: Leisurely Japanese Drama Explores Nature of Love
  4. ‘BPM’ Review: Powerful AIDS Drama Could Be Awards Bound

Cannes Film Review: ‘Sorry Angel’

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  1. Christophe Honoré On Exploring The “Deep Trauma” Of A Generation With His Love Story ‘Sorry Angel’ – Cannes Studio
  2. Cannes Film Review: ‘The Angel’
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  4. ‘Sorry Angel’ Review: Christophe Honoré’s Gay Drama is the French Variation on ‘Weekend’ — Cannes 2018

15 of Cannes’ Hottest Directors, From Spike Lee to Debra Granik to Paul Dano (Exclusive Photos)

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  1. Debra Granik, Gaspar Noe Films Selected for Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight Lineup
  2. John Travolta, Spike Lee and 29 More Portraits From TheWrap’s Studio at The Girls’ Lounge Cannes (Exclusive Photos)
  3. Cannes 2017: 14 Directors to Watch, From Bong Joon Ho to Todd Haynes (Exclusive Photos)
  4. Debra Granik On Bringing Sundance Hit ‘Leave No Trace’ To The Screen After An Eight-Year Hiatus – Cannes Studio

‘Sorry Angel’ Review: Christophe Honoré’s Gay Drama is the French Variation on ‘Weekend’ — Cannes 2018

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What Others Are Saying:

  1. Christophe Honoré On Exploring The “Deep Trauma” Of A Generation With His Love Story ‘Sorry Angel’ – Cannes Studio
  2. Christophe Honoré on ‘Sorry Angel’: ‘In France We’re Blessed as Filmmakers’
  3. ‘Angel Face’ Review: Marion Cotillard Is a Self-Destructive Mom In this Dull French Melodrama — Cannes 2018
  4. Cannes Film Review: ‘Sorry Angel’