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Spit, vomit and a banned baby: Cannes controversies – ranked!

For every standing ovation there’s a riotous backlash – the film festival’s history is littered with boos, protests, furious rows and career-defining disasters

The Guardian - UK · May 14

The weirdest movie you'll ever see just landed on Tubi — stream it now for free now before it's gone

'Lux Aeterna' finds actresses playing witches burning at the stake.

Tom’s Guide · Sep 21, 2025

Lars von Trier is exciting and enraging – his Parkinson’s diagnosis spells doom for cinema

INSIDE FILM: As the controversial director behind ‘Antichrist’ is admitted to a care centre for Parkinson’s weeks after the death of David Lynch, Xan Brooks wonders whether this may be the endgame for a certain strain of uncompromising left-field cinema

The Independent UK · Mar 3, 2025

‘Despicable’: 17 celebrities who have spoken out against Marvel movies

From actors to filmmakers, the hit superhero franchise has ruffled more than a few feathers in its time. Louis Chilton looks at some of the most memorable criticisms

The Independent UK · Aug 8, 2023

Enjoy your trip: books, music, films and more for an out-of-body experience

From Gaspar Noé’s death-dream to Elgar’s emotionally charged choral composition, our critics recommend culture to take you into another dimension

The Guardian - UK · May 30, 2022

Vortex review – Gaspar Noé’s punishing portrait of dementia

The director abandons his showy style in this brutally matter-of-fact tale of a couple at the end of their lives in a Paris apartment

The Guardian - UK · May 15, 2022

Vortex review: Gaspar Noé’s dementia drama refuses to be gentle – and that’s why it’s so mesmerising

The ‘Irréversible’ director returns with an alienating if ultimately deeply humbling experience for its audience

The Independent UK · May 14, 2022

Vortex movie review: Gaspar Noé’s beautiful fable is a labour of love

This twisted split-screen romance offers a fresh angle on human frailty

Evening Standard · May 12, 2022

Vortex review: Gaspar Noé’s dementia drama refuses to be gentle – and that’s why it’s so mesmerising

The ‘Irréversible’ director returns with an alienating if ultimately deeply humbling experience for its audience

The Independent UK · May 12, 2022

Vortex review – Gaspar Noé’s stunning split-screen descent into dementia

A retired psychiatrist suffers a stroke, while her film-maker husband potters about their Paris apartment in denial in this brutally insightful film

The Guardian - UK · May 12, 2022