Ibiza turns into a retro summer playground with fashion-led hotels, a no-phone club, poolside rituals and a diner built for long island nights.
A consecration in Paris turns intimate memory into ritual, exposing the power and limits of an artist now absorbed by the institution.
From Tokyo to the global stage, the seven-member group sharpens its sound with “I Got Ways” and a second album built around change, groove, and ambition.
A richly layered dialogue between art, travel and pop culture, where Nicolas Ghesquière’s imagination dazzles while occasionally tipping into excess.
Strutting down a hectic runway leading to hell, the Brit artist implicates herself as part of the social escapism we choose to favour over the harsh reality we face.
The film enters the Cannes Competition as a tightly controlled moral dispute, where institutional care and private belief systems are placed in direct conflict without the comfort of resolution.