There were not many masterpieces or major discoveries in the 2005 edition of the Festival de Cannes. After an experimental year, in which the competition featured a wide range of films, the 2005 edition was back to its more classic roots as a showcase of auteurist cinema.
Sundance Film Fest 2005: Mainstreaming of Indies–Part Two
February 7, 2005 by
Looking at the 2005 Sundace Dramatic Competition what kind of conclusions can be draw about prevalent trends in paradigms, themes, and styles What's the state of the art of American indies as of 2005
Palm Springs Film Fest 2005: More Stars Than in Heaven
January 9, 2005 by
Palm Springs Film Fest Gala: January 8: Kirk Douglas said it best: “If you want to see a star, don't go to Hollywood, come to Palm Springs.” And indeed, the gala awards dinner, on Saturday night, saw no less than nine star-honorees, all of whom attended.
Cannes Film Fest 2004: Year 57–New Beginning (Mediocre Festival)
August 2, 2004 by
At first glance, the competition line-up of this year's Festival de Cannes seemed to reflect a random blend of different genres (features and documentaries), modes (narratives and animations), and geographical regions (though Asian films dominated).





