Cannes Update: Final Daily Issue; Ryan Gosling’s ‘Lost River’ Debuts; Sony Classics Nabs Ken Loach's 'Jimmy's Hall'; Video: Jessica Chastain, James McAvoy on ‘Eleanor Rigby’; Reviews

If you are unable to see the message below click here to view it in a browser. Cannes Day 8 Recap: Ryan Gosling Unveils Directorial Debut, Ken Loach's 'Jimmy's Hall' Sells for U.S., More Gosling's "Lost River" receives both boos and applause, Nas documentary sells wide, Jessica Chastain visits the THR video booth and John Boorman shares memories from a 50-year career in film. | Read More Cannes: Ryan Gosling's Directorial Debut Bows to Both Boos and Applause "Lost River" stars Christina Hendricks in a David Lynch-like fantasy set against America's economic collapse. | Read More 'Lost River': Cannes Review Ryan Gosling in his directorial debut, screened in the Un Certain Regard sidebar, wades up to his neck into David Lynch territory. | Read More Cannes: Ken Loach's 'Jimmy's Hall' Closes North American Deal With Sony Classics (Exclusive) UPDATED: The movie makes its world premiere in competition at the Cannes Film Festival on May 22. | Read More Cannes: Close-Knit 'Eleanor Rigby' Cast Looks Back at Years of Friendship (Video) Jessica Chastain and co-star Jess Weixler have been friends since Juilliard, and both lived with director Ned Benson in Santa Monica. | Read More Cannes: Channing Tatum Says Shooting 'Foxcatcher' Was a 'Very Painful Experience' (Video) Tatum, Steve Carell and Mark Ruffalo sat down with THR in Cannes to talk about Bennett Miller's wrestling drama that's based on a true story. | Read More 'Gang Related': TV Review Viewers will wish they were in a really long line at IKEA during a holiday or something equally awful because this show is a pile of cliches that not even Terry O'Quinn can save, and he pretty much saves everything. | Read More 'Tu dors Nicole': Cannes Review French-Canadian editor Stephane Lafleur's third directorial outing was shot in gorgeous, black-and-white 35mm and stars Julianne Cote and Marc-Andre Grondin as siblings. | Read More 'Two Days, One Night' ('Deux Jours, une Nuit'): Cannes Review Marion Cotillard plays an ordinary wife and mother struggling to hold onto her job in this latest drama from two-time Cannes Palme d'Or winners Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne. | Read More Geronimo: Cannes review Flamenco meets "West Side Story" in Tony Gatlif's high-energy face-off between Spanish and Turkish communities in a French housing project | Read More 'A Streetcar Named Desire': Opera Review Renee Fleming stars in composer Andre Previn's adaptation of the Tennessee Williams classic. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Dinesh D'Souza Pleads Guilty to Making Illegal Campaign Contribution Conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza has struck a deal with prosecutors over charges he used straw donors to give $15,000 more to a U.S. Senate campaign than is allowed under campaign finance laws, authorities said Tuesday. D'Souza was to have started his trial this week in New York, but instead, he pleaded no contest Tuesday to one count of making illegal campaign contributions, which carries a maximum two-year sentence. He's expected to be sentenced in about four months. | Read More 'The Voice' Finals Recap: Top 3 Sing to Win Fun fact: the top three singers of The Voice are all comeback kids -- Blake Shelton's country teen is a returning auditionee who was rejected last season, Usher's soul man escaped elimination during the battle rounds with a steal, and Adam Levine's YouTube star was saved via Twitter just last week. | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter Festivals newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow on Twitter or Facebook ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy