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Benicio del Toro in 'Che'

Laurent Cantet's 'The Class': Cannes Review
The French director of 'Time Out' hits blistering form

Steven Soderbergh’s ‘Che’: Cannes Review
Two-part biopic of Ernesto Guevara is unwieldy but satisfying

Clint Eastwood's 'The Exchange': Cannes Review
Angelina Jolie shines in this ordinary Oscar fodder

Terence Davies's 'Of Time and the City': Cannes Review
A heartbreaking masterpiece from Britain's greatest director

Woody Allen's 'Vicky Christina Barcelona': Cannes Review
Woody's back on form after his string of recent clunkers

Nuri Bilge Ceylan's 'Three Monkeys' and Pablo Trapero's 'Lion's Den': Cannes Review
The directors of 'Climates' and 'Born and Bred' return

Steve McQueen's 'Hunger': Cannes Review
The British artist's experimental portrait of Bobby Sands

Fernando Meirelle's 'Blindess: Cannes Review
The new film from the acclaimed director of 'City of God'

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