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Cannes 2006

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  • Cillian Murphy

    Cillian Murphy: ‘I’d happily appear in Peaky Blinders again’

    The Bafta and Oscar-nominated actor says he would like to reprise his role as the Birmingham gangster Thomas Shelby

June 2006

  • Attack the British soldier at your peril

    Mary Riddell
    Mary Riddell: While Ken Loach's new film shows some universal truths about occupying armies, the bigger issue is the way it has been vilified.

  • Wow! We like you, Borat

    In a dull year on the Croisette, it was left to a Kazakh in a catsuit to provide some light relief, writes Jason Solomons.

  • Has porn entered mainstream cinema for good?

    Mark Kermode: Trash maestro John Waters, director of such cult classics as Pink Flamingos and Multiple Maniacs, once told me that he believed one of the last taboos of cinema would be broken when A-list Hollywood stars performed actual sex acts on screen.

31 May 2006

  • Singing the praises of Loach's Palme d'Or success

    Letters: We should embrace the words of Ken Loach's acceptance speech: "Maybe if we tell the truth about the past, we can tell the truth about the present."

30 May 2006

  • 'Zizou! Zizou!'

  • What's in a clenched fist?

29 May 2006

  • Unfashionable rebel rewarded

  • Loach trounces critics by taking top Cannes film prize

26 May 2006

  • Revenge of the B-movie

    Cannes turns wild between the Palais and the plage. Here one finds a land inhabited by lusty ninjas and boa constrictors, by demonic babies and "nightmare detectives". The veteran film-maker John Sayles has a theory that the trash B-movie - with its rubbery monsters and wobbly editing - is now extinct; killed off by technological advances and the rise of the blockbuster. I'm guessing that Sayles has never visited the Cannes marché.

  • A Scanner Darkly

    directed by Richard Linklater

  • Cannes, Cathars and conspiracy

    Fiachra Gibbons

    Fiachra Gibbons: Purporting to rock Christendom and the Papacy to its white silk slippers, the Da Vinci Code opened the Cannes film festival last week and quickly became one of the fastest grossing films of all time. But has a hidden hand been at work here?

25 May 2006

  • Cannes 2006 film reviews

  • Where children Cannes play

  • Bring on the guillotine

  • Get shorty

  • Marie Antoinette review – Kirsten Dunst stars in dreamily gorgeous anachro-period drama

  • Coppola film booed

  • Le wrap

24 May 2006

  • Shady dealings

    As the festival hits the home straight, Xan Brooks goes in search of his lost bag and the truth about Wong Kar-Wai's sunglasses.

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