The Cannes Film Festival 2016 guide

It's all over but the shouting at this year's Cannes Film Festival—by many estimates, one of the strongest editions in years.

The Iranian writer-director of A Separation returns with this smart, if limited, Tehran-set study of a marriage in trouble.

Dutch provocateur Paul Verhoeven has an ace up his sleeve in the form of an Oscar-worthy performance from Isabelle Huppert in this rape-revenge thriller.

Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn's latest is a horror story set in the L.A. fashion scene.

Sean Penn's latest directorial effort is a trite, pompous and painfully earnest aid-worker romance.

French-Canadian filmmaker Xavier Dolan brings together an A-list cast, including Marion Cotillard and Vincent Cassel, for a disappointing melodrama.

Veteran director Ken Loach is back with a moving tragedy about the failings of modern Britain.

Here are several titles you'll surely be hearing about as the fall approaches and awards talk kicks in (too soon!).

A young doctor gets curious about a dead prostitute in this disappointing drama from Belgium's revered Dardenne brothers.

Kristen Stewart is excellent in Olivier Assayas's magnificently unconventional Paris-set ghost story.