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Cannes Film Festival
Reporting on the most famous and fashionable, and the films, at the annual Cannes Film Festival
Ryo Yoshizawa in a still from Kokuho, one of the Post’s best Asian films of the past year. Photo: Shuichi Yoshida/ASP
Asian cinema

The 12 best Asian films of 2025: Ne Zha 2, Kokuho and more

Our pick of the best Asian films of the past year includes a record-breaking animation and a movie that is nothing short of breathtaking.

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TV shows and streaming video

Why Imogen Poots is always ‘trust falling’, according to Kristen Stewart

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Asian cinema: Chinese films

Why it took Sean Baker’s producer 20 years to make her debut Left-Handed Girl

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Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Sons of the Neon Night: star-studded crime epic proves an indelible watch

Takeshi Kaneshiro and Tony Leung Ka-fai are joined by a host of stars in Juno Mak’s crime thriller set in an alternate 1994 Hong Kong.

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Takeshi Kaneshiro in a still from Sons of the Neon Night.
Fashion

Meet Louise Trotter, who will make her Bottega Veneta debut in Milan

Fashionistas got a glimpse of what Trotter will bring to the Italian brand when Julianne Moore and Vicky Krieps wore custom Bottega Veneta at Cannes.

Cinema

10 films to watch this fall: Anemone, Nuremberg and a Springsteen biopic

Jeremy Allen White plays Bruce Springsteen in his upcoming biopic while Scarlett Johansson makes her directorial debut with Eleanor the Great.

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American cinema

Why Spike Lee is glad to be back with Denzel Washington in Highest 2 Lowest

Spike Lee talks about his love for Washington and Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa, whose 1963 film High and Low he reimagined.

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Spike Lee waits for the start of the Champions League round of 16 second leg football match between Inter Milan and Feyenoord, at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy, on March 11, 2025. His new film, Highest 2 Lowest, is the latest of his works to star Denzel Washington. Photo: AP
American cinema

14 of the best recent body horror films, from Old to The Substance

Body horror hit its heyday in the ’80s with films like Videodrome and The Thing, but recent events are seeing the genre’s popularity resurge.

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High Jewellery

How to Style like Vittoria Ceretti, who dazzled in Messika at Cannes

The Italian model rocked Messika high jewellery, but pieces by Chanel, Fred, Graff and De Beers make for another sparkling collection.

Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Why Zhang Ziyi waited years to play a husband killer in She’s Got No Name

Zhang talks about leading Peter Chan’s crime drama about an abused wife in 1940s Shanghai and why she ‘wanted to kill’ the director.

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Zhang Ziyi in a still from She’s Got No Name, Hong Kong director Peter Chan’s new film about a downtrodden wife in 1940s Shanghai who kills her husband.
Celebrity style

Blonde hair is having a moment – just ask Bella Hadid and Beyoncé

Celebrities of all stripes have gone blonde as a means to renew and reinvent themselves – as well as defy expectations – but it takes work to pull the look off.

Celebrities including Bella Hadid, Jennie Kim and Kristen Stewart have all decided to make a statement with their blonde locks. Photos: EPA-EFE, Getty Images, @stewartdiaries/Instagram
Asian cinema

Rising hopes of a revival in Filipino cinema

Increased representation at this year’s Cannes festival – from Lav Diaz to Kyla Danelle Romero – is sparking hopes that the country’s movies may finally get more widely distributed.

Trending in China

China ‘goddess’ actress returns in crime thriller, captivating Cannes audiences

Although Gao did not attend theatre academy, only studied public relations at university, her acting career flourished.

Trending in China

Profile | Stylish, confident actress Zhong Chuxi is China’s new red carpet queen at Cannes

With 8.8 million followers online, fans admire her ‘wild, sexy, and graceful’ aesthetic, distinguishing her from other young stars.

Chinese actress Zhong Chuxi is celebrated for her stunning fashion sense and unwavering confidence. Photo: SCMP composite/Weibo
American cinema

10 of the best movies from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival

Star-studded but with no stand-out films to contend for Oscars, Cannes 2025 still had a lot to offer, including The Mastermind and Eddington.

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Renate Reinsve (left) and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas in a still from Joachim Trier’s film Sentimental Value, winner of the grand jury prize at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. Photo: Handout
Cinema

‘It Was Just An Accident’ by Iran’s Jafar Panahi wins Cannes’ top prize

Wagner Moura won best actor for his role in ‘The Secret Agent’, while best actress went to Nadia Melliti in ‘The Little Sister’.

Asian cinema: Japanese films

Exit 8’s director and star on turning the video game into a thrilling film

Genki Kawamura and Kazunari Ninomiya talk about the challenges they overcame – including completing the stressful cult hit game themselves.

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Asian cinema: Chinese films

Review | Resurrection: Shu Qi, Jackson Yee in Bi Gan’s wildly ambitious drama

Shu Qi is the narrator and Jackson Yee the protagonist in celebration of cinema so impenetrable it will deter all but hardcore cinephiles.

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Jackson Yee in a still from Resurrection, directed by Bi Gan and co-starring Shu Qi. Photo: Handout
Celebrity style

Pillion star Alexander Skarsgård’s next-level method dressing at Cannes

Stylist Harry Lambert has worked with Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and Josh O’Connor – recently, he styled Murderbot star Skarsgård, who appears alongside Harry Melling in A24 film Pillion, for Cannes.

Asian cinema: Japanese films

Review | Love on Trial: Koji Fukada explores the dark side of J-pop

Kyoko Saito plays a J-pop star sued for having a boyfriend in a film that questions how young women are treated by a male-dominated industry.

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American cinema

Kristen Stewart on her directorial debut that critics are raving about

Twilight’s Kristen Stewart has stepped behind the camera to make The Chronology of Water, a story ‘screaming out to be a movie’, she says.

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Kristen Stewart arrives for the screening of The Chronology of Water at the Cannes Film Festival. Photo: AFP
Celebrity style

Pedro Pascal’s hot looks at Cannes – from exposed chest to air travel wear

The 50-year-old megastar was at Cannes to support his new film Eddington – a passionate supporter of trans rights, Pascal also brought his trans sister Lux to the premiere.

All of Pedro Pascal’s hot looks from Cannes – plus a bonus one. Photos: Getty Images, Reuters
European cinema

Could novel series that inspired Game of Thrones get its own film saga?

A producer is on a mission to bring The Accursed Kings to the big screen in France’s riskiest movie project since 2017’s Valerian.

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Asian cinema

Review | It Was Just an Accident: Jafar Panahi’s Palme d’Or-winning dark comedy

Twice imprisoned director imagines a freer Iran, but authoritarianism is never far away in a story about morality, memory and abuse of power.

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Fame and celebrity

Kevin Spacey gets charity award at Cannes, says ‘glad to be working again’

The event on the film festival sidelines marks another step in the rehabilitation of the Hollywood star dogged by sexual assault allegations.

Kevin Spacey poses at the Better World Fund Gala in Cannes, France, on Tuesday. Photo: Reuters
Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Why Sons of the Neon Night, set in a snowy Hong Kong, took 8 years to make

Juno Mak talks about the challenges of making his new thriller, with Takeshi Kaneshiro and Lau Ching-wan, which premiered at Cannes in May.

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Lau Ching-wan in a still from Sons of the Neon Night, directed by Juno Mak. The film is set in a dark, dystopian, perennially snow-covered Hong Kong in 1994.
Asian cinema: Japanese films

Review | Exit 8, live-action adaptation of cult Japanese horror video game

Protagonist ‘The Lost Man’ must spot the differences as he walks repeatedly down an underground passage. Expect jump scares and apparitions.

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Asian cinema: Japanese films

‘Just something indulgent’. Kazuo Ishiguro on his first novel, now a movie

Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro, whose stories are often turned into films, talks at Cannes about the adaptation of A Pale View of Hills.

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