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The Cannes Film Festival received a dose of theater Monday in the form of French director Alain Resnais' new film.

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Certified Copy: Criterion Collection For his first film made beyond the borders of his home country Iran, writer-director Abbas Kiarostami builds an admirable filmic obstacle course within the otherwise simple tale of a gallery owner (Juliette Binoche, who won Best Actress at Cannes last year for this role) who takes an attending art critic (William Shimell) on a walking tour of a whimsical ...

The Cannes Film Festival received a dose of theater Monday in the form of French director Alain Resnais' new film.

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The most prominent member of the French New Wave's Left Bank filmmakers, the 90-year-old Alain Resnais has never really slowed down, but "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet!" is hardly the poetic crowdpleaser of his last outing, 2009's "Wild Grass." While the new movie lacks the same cohesion, it leaves plenty of room for its dynamic ensemble cast to act circles around the material while Resnais directs ...

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