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Asia Argento reflects upon what it was like to be selected in 2014 in the category "Un Certain Regard" for her fourth film. The Italian actress, screenwriter and director is a regular at the festival.

Cannes, the Moment Before

Asia Argento

During the Cannes Film Festival, great figures of cinema recount  their   memories of one of the most important moments of their lives. Today: the actress Léa Seydoux, who won the 2013 Palme d'Or for 'Blue Is the Warmest Colour', along with director Abdellatif Kechiche and the other lead, Adèle Exarchopoulos.

Cannes, the Moment Before: Léa Seydoux

Paolo Sorrentino, the Italian director, is often in the running against many other cinema greats at the Cannes Film Festival. In 2015, he presented Youth, with Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel.

Paolo Sorrentino

A chat with Emmanuelle Devos, who in 2002 won a Cesar for best actress for her role in Sur Mes Lèvres, by Jacques Audiard. In 2010, she won the best actress for her supporting role in Xavier Giannoli's film À L'Origine.

Emmanuelle Devos

Today, the director Bertrand Bonello, whose films Saint Laurent and L'Apollonide were selected in official competition, talks about his experience of Cannes. 

Bertrand Bonello

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Five years after its theatrical release, documentary filmmaker Rémi Lainé tells the story of the making of award-winning film I, Daniel Blake, the social drama that became a worldwide phenomenon and exposed the reality of the punitive benefits system in Britain. With interviews with filmmaker Ken Loach, screenwriter Paul Laverty and their production team.

Once Upon a Time...

Five years after its theatrical release, documentary filmmaker Rémi Lainé tells the story of the making of I, Daniel Blake, the Ken Loach social drama that became a worldwide phenomenon.

I, Daniel Blake

Karate versus Mafia is famous for being the very worst film in Spanish cinema history. A very personal and naïve tribute to Hong-Kong cinema.

Karate versus Mafia

B-Movies (6/10)

Rats: Night of Terror (1984), shot in a dingy Italian studio by the prolific Bruno Mattei is a low budget Mad Max. The young cast have live rats regularly and mercilessly thrown at them as they fight for their lives against the murine hoard! They may survive the night, but will they save their acting careers?

Rats of Manhattan

Rats: Night of Terror (1984), shot in a dingy Italian studio by the prolific Bruno Mattei is a low budget Mad Max.

B Movies (8/10)

Süpermen Dönüyor (1979) is a quintessential example of Turkish remake cinema. Indistinguishable from the US blockbuster except that Superman soars like a bird thanks to the director’s wife’s hair dryer.

Süpermen Dönüyor

Süpermen Dönüyor (1979) is a quintessential example of Turkish remake cinema. 

B Movies (4/10)

Starcrash wanted to be the next Star Wars. But with spaceships made out of yoghurt pots and monsters made from cardboard and papier-mâché could the audience suspend their disbelief? No. But thanks to its lovingly crafted DIY special effects, it has a special place in B movie history.

Starcrash

Starcrash wanted to be the next Star Wars. But with spaceships made out of yoghurt pots suspended on wires, could the audience suspend their disbelief?

B Movies (3/10)

Phantom Soliders (1987) was inspired by the many Hollywood Vietnam War movies of the 1980s. Made in the Philippines by a mostly local crew and a few American actors such as Max Thayer, its trump card was being able to work with the real Philippine army.

Phantom Soldiers

Phantom Soliders (1987) was inspired by the many Hollywood Vietnam War movies of the 1980s. 

B Movies! (9/10)

Iranian exile John S. Rad spent twenty years of his life making one movie in his adopted California, filming it scene by scene when he had the money. The result is Dangerous Men, an incoherent police drama that baffled cinema audiences like no other film.

Dangerous Men

Iranian exile John S. Rad spent twenty years of his life making one movie in his adopted California. Results? Not so good. 

B Movies! (7/10)

What do you need for the perfect monster-horror flic to rival Jaws? A giant 25 foot spider made out of a Volkswagen of course! Director Bill Rebane recounts the making of The Giant Spider Invasion (1975), affectionately known as The Giant Spider Disaster. One thing is sure, there has never been a film quite like this before.

The Giant Spider Invasion

How do you make a monster-horror movie in 1975 to rival Jaws? With a giant spiders of course! 

B Movies (2/10)

The 1980s: the age of the blockbuster, or in the case of Megaforce, the flopbuster. With a production budget twice that of Star Wars and with a scenario created to sell merchandise to 12 year olds, Megaforce was a commercial and artistic disaster. And yet the train wreck of a film has its fans...

Megaforce

The 1980s: the age of the blockbuster, or in the case of Megaforce, the flopbuster.

B Movies! (1/10)

Love at first sight between a woman and a gorilla: A deranged screenplay by Ed Wood, 1950s Hollywood B Movie genius obsessed by Angora wool jumpers.

Asia Argento - Cannes, the Moment Before

Cannes, the Moment Before: Léa Seydoux

Paolo Sorrentino - Cannes, the Moment Before

Emmanuelle Devos - Cannes, the Moment Before

Bertrand Bonello - Cannes, the Moment Before

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I, Daniel Blake - Once Upon a Time...

B-Movies (6/10) - Karate versus Mafia

B Movies (8/10) - Rats of Manhattan

B Movies (4/10) - Süpermen Dönüyor

B Movies (3/10) - Starcrash

B Movies! (9/10) - Phantom Soldiers

B Movies! (7/10) - Dangerous Men

B Movies (2/10) - The Giant Spider Invasion

B Movies! (1/10) - Megaforce

B Movies (5/10) - The Bride and the Beast (1958)

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