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Produced in 1955 and running barely half an hour, the documentary-style work confronted the Nazi concentration-camp system through a stark combination of contemporary color footage, archival black-and-white images, and narration by Jean Cayrol, a former deportee. Source: Yahoo
The 2026 Cannes Film Festival may have lacked its usual blockbusters, but that gave indie films more exposure. Here are 10 of the best… Source: https://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/entertainment/article/3354753/cannes-2026-10-festivals-best-movies-fjord-minotaur-and-all-sudden
The stronger finding is not that ARRI won again. The more exciting signal is that film cameras remained highly active, while Blackmagic’s flagship URSA Cine 65mm 17K and URSA Cine LF 12K appeared in the Cannes 2026 camera conversation. … Continued
“Yellowfin,” written and directed by E del Mundo, was among only nine projects selected for the competition, making it the first Southeast Asian project and only all Filipino cast and crew to compete in the category. Source: https://entertainment.inquirer.net/670141/filipino-vr-film-yellowfin-joins-cannes-2026-immersive-competition
The Jury of the Immersive Competition of the 79th Festival de Cannes presented the Best Immersive Work Award to Katàbasis, created by Ugo Arsac at the Plage des Palmes. Source: https://www.festival-cannes.com/en/press/press-releases/katabasis-best-immersive-work-at-the-79th-festival-de-cannes/
At the industry gathering, analysts explored shrinking global box-office admissions and Europe’s higher-than-pre-pandemic film production levels. Source: https://cineuropa.org/en/newsdetail/491537