From Andrea Arnold’s new film starring Barry Keoghan and Franz Rogowski, to Yorgos Lanthimos’ three-hour anthology epic; here are the best films to look out for at Cannes this year
Caught by the Tides When Jia Zhangke describes his new film as a “concentration of 20 years of experience”, he means it literally: Caught by the Tides, which brings the Chinese director back to the Croisette for an impressive sixth tilt at the Palme D’Or, was shot over a 20-year period and stars his wife, Zhao Tao, as a woman caught up in an on-off affair who follows her lover to a faraway province.
Making use of his signature blend of fiction and documentary filmmaking techniques, Jia even turned his hand to AI in bringing his vision to life, his first fiction feature since 2018’s Ash Is Purest White. Anora Sean Baker is low-key one of the best filmmakers working in the US today, an instinctive crowd-pleaser drawn to the lives of people living on the fringes of society.
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