- Genre
- Documentary
- Year
- 2023
- Runtime
- 1h25
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Cannes Uncut
Unveiling the true story behind Cannes’ glittering facade.
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Synopsis
Cannes Uncut is a compelling 2023 documentary featuring Tilda Swinton that offers an uncensored, behind-the-scenes look at the illustrious Cannes Film Festival. The film delves into the complexities of the festival, exposing the glamour and grit involved in one of the world's most prestigious film events. Through candid interviews, intimate moments, and footage caught off-guard, it explores the dynamics between filmmakers, actors, producers, and critics. More than just a festival documentary, Cannes Uncut provides a nuanced commentary on art, commerce, and the politics that shape global cinema's most anticipated stage.
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Reviews
Critics have generally praised Cannes Uncut for its raw and authentic portrayal of the Cannes Film Festival, highlighting Tilda Swinton's insightful participation. Rotten Tomatoes currently holds the film at approximately 82% approval, emphasizing its captivating behind-the-scenes access and the thoughtful examination of cinematic culture. The site’s consensus reads, "Cannes Uncut offers an enthralling glimpse into the complexities of the film industry, skillfully balancing frankness with reverence." IMDb users have rated it around 7.4/10, appreciating its depth but noting that the pacing may feel sluggish to some viewers unfamiliar with film festival intricacies. Metacritic averages a score of 70 indicating generally favorable reviews; critics from The Guardian described it as "a fascinating, if sometimes uneven, exploration of the high stakes drama beneath the red carpet." Variety praised the documentary’s candid approach with the comment, "Cannes Uncut cuts through the glitz to reveal the authentic human stories involved," while some reviewers wished for more behind-the-scenes revelations beyond the known festival drama. Overall, the consensus is that the documentary serves both cinephiles and industry insiders with an honest yet respectful narrative.
