Search results for "Xavier Beauvois"
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Annual Top Films Lists
Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2021: #51. Xavier Beauvois’ Albatros
January 5, 2021Albatros Director Xavier Beauvois will be ready with his eighth feature, Albatros (formerly titled Un petit-fils,...
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Annual Top Films Lists
Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2020: #50. Un petit-fils – Xavier Beauvois
January 2, 2020Un petit-fils Director Xavier Beauvois will be ready with his eighth feature, Un petit-fils (A Grandson)...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
Cannes 2010: Xavier Beauvois’ Des hommes et des dieux wins Grand Prix
May 23, 2010Xavier Beauvois captures the dramatic tensions with a lucidity that matches the tempo you'd find in...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
2010 Louis Delluc Prize: Assayas’ Carlos and Beauvois’ Of Gods and Men Among the Noms
November 24, 2010Olivier Assayas' Carlos (the 5 1/2 long verison) and Xavier Beauvois' Cannes winner Of Gods and...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
Cannes Main Competition: Inarritu, Im Sang-soo, Luchetti and Beauvois
April 15, 2010Twenty-five percent of the filmmakers selected in the Main Competition are of French origin with Beauvois...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
2011 Midway Point: Ryan’s Top 10
July 5, 2011#10. Of Gods and Men - Xavier Beauvois (February 25th) Select sequences are almost worthy of...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
Specialty Box Office: ‘Of Gods And Men’ Win Cesar and Wins at U.S Box Office
February 28, 2011One short-list nominated film and Cannes winner (final nine) that was noticeably absent from the winner’s...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
Louis Delluc prize: Mysteries of Lisbon Beats Carlos and Of Gods and Men
December 17, 2010It won't be a year of Cannes "favoritism" as Gilles Jacob and the small jury have...
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Retro IONCINEMA.com
Viennale Kicks Off With Cannes Winner ‘Of Gods and Men’
October 21, 2010Vienna celebrates almost two weeks' worth of film culture via the Viennale (a.k.a. Vienna International Film...
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Reviews
Making Of | 2023 Venice Film Festival Review
September 4, 2023The Working Class Goes to the Back Lot: Kahn Prosaically Processes a Director’s Strife What should...
