By Entertainment Desk May 13, 2025
Satyajit Ray’s restored classic returns to Cannes as a contemplative masterpiece on urban discontent and rural discovery.
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Sudipto Sen’s intense drama explores the dark side of devotion through Bengal’s Charak Puja ritual. With provocative imagery, the film dives into themes of faith, violence, and identity.
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Neeraj Ghaywan returns with a powerful story about two friends navigating ambition and identity in small-town India. It features Ishaan Khatter and Vishal Jethwa.
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Amélie Bonnin’s debut film opens Cannes with a gentle, lyrical portrayal of love and memory. Her poetic style announces a fresh and promising French cinematic voice.
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Lynne Ramsay makes a fierce return with a raw, emotional tale of maternal rage, starring Jennifer Lawrence. Adapted from Ariana Harwicz’s novel, it’s one of this year’s most anticipated entries.
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Richard Linklater pays tribute to French New Wave cinema with a charming meta-film on Godard’s Breathless. Featuring Zoey Deutch as Jean Seberg, it’s a cinephile’s homage to 1960s filmmaking.
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This Indian short explores identity and gender through a young girl’s journey in rural India. A poetic and symbolic entry, it highlights fresh voices in global student cinema.
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