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It's been almost 20 years since "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the Palme d'Or. Most Cannes nonfiction selections don't get that opportunity.

Pietro Bianchi reports from the Cannes Film Festival.

On three splashy premieres from Cannes, including HBO's The Idol, Indy, and Scorsese.

Wang Bing’s Youth (Spring) looks at China’s young textile workers who have migrated from rural homes to stitch mass-produced children’s clothes.

Sometimes Cannes pulls a poker face and smacks a big surprise down on its famous red carpet, all without a blink or a wink. This year, it comes in the form of a three-and-a-half-hour documentary about Chinese sweatshop workers, shot entirely in a crummy garment district on the mainland's eastern coast.

Youth (Spring), a documentary by Wang Bing about Chinese factory workers, has been nominated for the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Wang talks about his film and why he’s ‘puzzled’ by the nod.

Pietro Bianchi reports from the Cannes Film Festival.

Film critic Justin Chang and culture critic Mary McNamara sat down to discuss their favorites as the 76th Cannes Film Festival draws to a close.

Award-winning US producer and distributor Karin Chien (“Robot Stories,” “Circumstance”), whose latest co-production, “Man in Black,” is one of two films by…

Co-producer of Wang Bing's 'Man in Black,' Karin Chien talks distribution at Cannes Docs 2023