Claire Denis will be feted with the honorary Golden Carriage (Carrosse d’Or) award at the upcoming edition of Cannes Directors’ Fortnight, its parent body the French Directors’ Guild (SRF) has ...

We can start our week extending thanks to Arte France Cinéma, who’ve given two of France’s greatest directors the cash flow to support immediate endeavors: per Cineuropa, Claire Denis and Arnaud ...

Claire Denis is moving forward with cannibal crime drama "The Soap Maker," which the French auteur is now set to write and direct. The project, which was first shopped around in 2025 at Berlin's EFM, ...

The London Film Festival has added a number of titles to this year’s line-up, including Paolo Sorrentino’s La Grazia. La Grazia will arrive in London following a debut bow in Venice. The film follows ...

After steadily rolling out some of its gala heavy-hitters, the New York Film Festival has today announced its full main slate lineup, including new films from Claire Denis, Park Chan-wook, Noah ...

TIFF: Denis infuses a moody atmosphere into her adaptation of a Beckett-esque play, but can’t out-direct its dramatic shortcomings. Adapted from the play “Black Battles With Dogs” by Bernard-Marie ...

A pair of international cinema’s greatest directors have confirmed their next features. First up: while Jia Zhangke is at Cannes to premiere his new, 32-minute short Torino Shadow, he’s unveiled his ...

Eureka Entertainment has revealed that they will release Claire Denis‘ erotic thriller Trouble Every Day on a limited edition 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray and UK Blu-ray this August. The film was originally ...

Though full of a distinct sense of atmosphere and compelling performances, Claire Denis’ “The Fence” is a work that could be mistaken for being more slight upon first glance. Based on the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Mia McKenna-Bruce, recipient of last year’s BAFTA Rising Star laureate and star of Molly Manning Walker’s breakthrough hit How to Have Sex, has joined Claire Denis’ new film The Cry of the ...

It was a strong early April weekend for A24 at the indie box office, as Claire Denis’ surreal sci-fi film “High Life” opened on four screens in New York and Los Angeles and earned the top per screen ...