Carson Timar 7/29/21 Carson Timar 7/29/21

CANNES 2021: Invisible Demons

Invisible Demons forces the audience to accept the consequences of modern-day pollution and climate change becoming one of the most haunting films of the year

Jak Luke Sharp 7/29/21 Jak Luke Sharp 7/29/21

CANNES 2021: A Corsican Summer ‘I Comete’

A Corsican Summer becomes untenable to view in the self-indulgence of the mundane

Jak Luke Sharp 7/28/21 Jak Luke Sharp 7/28/21

CANNES 2021: Babi Yar. Context

Loznitsa film does an outstanding and incredibly tough job of showcasing this dark aspect of history in astonishingly enriching detail

Nicolò Grasso 7/28/21 Nicolò Grasso 7/28/21

Escape Room: Tournament of Champions

Escape Room: Tournament of Champions takes everything that worked in the original and improves on it tenfold

Ewan Gleadow 7/28/21 Ewan Gleadow 7/28/21

America - The Motion Picture

America: The Motion Picture is an abhorrent Netflix animated original that dares to chain itself to the word “comedy”

Ewan Gleadow 7/28/21 Ewan Gleadow 7/28/21

Lanksy

Lansky wades deep into the heart of the gangster drama and comes out with nothing unique

Carson Timar 7/28/21 Carson Timar 7/28/21

AFI Docs 2021: President

President is an undeniably important film but simply isn’t an engaging film

Jak Luke Sharp 7/28/21 Jak Luke Sharp 7/28/21

CANNES 2021: La Traviata. My Brothers & I ‘Mes frères et moi’

A powerful and entertaining blast that showcases society's blemishes in a romp of affection

Ewan Gleadow 7/27/21 Ewan Gleadow 7/27/21

Awake

Awake plays like a convenient, coincidental collection of connect-the-dots plot points

Carson Timar 7/27/21 Carson Timar 7/27/21

Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop

Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop makes up for its lack of depth with an undeniable summer charm

Carson Timar 7/26/21 Carson Timar 7/26/21

ClapperCast - Episode 62: Cannes 2021 Reviews

On this special episode of ClapperCast, the team share the films they saw as part of the 2021 Cannes Film Festival and share their favorites from the fest!