The film of a book by Austrian novelist Elfriede Jelinek, branded a producer of "degenerate art" byJörg Haider, has won the grand jury prize at Cannes, writes Kate Connolly.
"The truth is that art triumphed over commerce." Derek Malcolm rounds up Cannes 2001 and defends a much-criticised festival
The animated fairytale hit the number one spot in its first week of release in the US, despite failing to win any prizes at the Cannes film festival
Amy Fleming concludes a busy fortnight networking at the Cannes film festival
The fifty-fourth festival has proved to be a lacklustre affair, reports Akin Ojumu
The British actor-director Kenneth Branagh waived his usual fee to play a white official who tried to destroy the Aboriginal race in Australia
This film "emanates a kind of poetic power and lyricism that only he among latterday Russian directors can muster". Derek Malcolm reviews Taurus
