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2017 Cannes Critics’ Panel Day 11: Lynne Ramsay Hammers out Career Best & Palme Contender in You Were Never Really Here

Kitchen sink realism in the distant past, You Were Never Really Here counts as feature number four, and yet this is her seventh visit...

Top 20 Alternative Picks for Cannes 2013: Lynne Ramsay’s Swimmer

Swimmer - Lynne Ramsay Section: Directors' Fortnight Buzz: Seeing that the wait time between films can be a lengthy one, We Need to Talk About Kevin...

Directors’ Fortnight Loads Up on: Jodorowsky, Jeremy Saulnier, Ruairi Robinson, Clio Barnard, Serge Bozon and Lynne Ramsay

Heavy on the French film items and with a side dish of Chilean influence, this year's Directors' Fortnight also known as the Quinzaine des...

Lynne Ramsay, Andrzej Zulawski & Yorgos Lanthimos: Top 100 Most Anticipated Films of 2014

11. Zama – Dir. Lucretia Martel Why This Makes Top 10: At number eleven we have Argentinean filmmaker Lucretia Martel’s latest film, her first since...

2011 Cannes Critics’ Panel: Day 2 – Lynne Ramsay’s We Need to Talk About Kevin

Our critics might have been seeing red, but that's because Lynn Ramsay third film is heavy on the blood colored motif. Stylistically and visually ambitious, this interpretation of the award winning novel on which the film is in parts based on, is drawing support from the home crowd, but its Tilda Swinton layered character and jarring performance that will give this film wings well into the second week of the Main Competition. Click on the grid below to see how our panel voted.

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