"The Artist" director tackles the circumstances that soured the New Wave icon, to impressive results. As a filmmaker, Jean-Luc Godard is a brilliant enigma whose work offers more questions than ...

After reminding us how powerful and moving the silent cinema can be with his 2011 five-time-Oscar-winning film The Artist, Michel Hazanavicius ambitiously took on the task of making a comedic biopic ...

Time for a nice Cannes tease. French filmmaker Michel Hazanavicius (of The Artist, The Search) has premiered the first teaser trailer for his next film, titled Redoubtable, telling a story about the ...

Set in Paris 1967, “Redoubtable” follows Godard as he’s forced to re-examine himself after the reception of “La Chinoise,” his political film about young revolutionaries. Seeming to foreshadow ...

When Michel Hazanavicius’ black-and-white silent comedy The Artist (2011) became a global box office hit and won five Oscars (including best picture and best director), the world of politics seemed – ...

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UPDATE: That didn’t take long. Cohen Media Group has closed the deal on Redoubtable. I’m attaching the whole press release on the bottom of this morning’s break. EXCLUSIVE, 6:32 AM PST: The Cannes ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The self-important who admire Jean-Luc Godard at his most self-important — that second career phase when the ...

Attempting to inject some much needed humour into an otherwise forgettable biopic was perhaps a gamble too far forThe Artist director Michel Hazanavicius. Nevertheless, if you’re prepared to ignore ...

"Who cares about Cannes?" Oh this is fun. Indiewire recently debuted the first US teaser trailer for the film Redoubtable, the latest feature from prominent French filmmaker Michel Hazanavicius (of ...