MAY 25, 2022

'Triangle of Sadness': Behind the Ruben Östlund Comedy's Big Sale to Neon at Cannes Palme d'Or winner Ruben Östlund ("The Square") loves making us laugh, no matter how long it takes.  By Anne Thompson

'This Is Us' Finale Review: After Years of Twists, the Ending Lands by Cherishing the Little Things Dan Fogelman's NBC family drama rejects any last-gasp reveals in favor of a lazy Saturday, measured reflection, and honest conversations.  By Ben Travers	At Cannes' Confusing 75th Anniversary Party, García Bernal and Del Toro Broke Into Song and Saved the Day The 75th anniversary was a spur-of-the-moment affair that reflected the general uncertainty of the film industry at the current moment.  By Eric Kohn

Craft Emmy Analysis: In a Year Without a 'Crown' or a 'Queen's Gambit,' What Historical Series Will Rule? Can "Bridgerton," "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," "The Great," "The Gilded Age," or "Pachinko" rise up and reign supreme over crafts?  By Bill Desowitz	High School Memories: Visualizing the Teenage Psyche in 'Euphoria' Season 2 Watch cinematographer Marcell Rév, costume designer Heidi Bivens, and supervising editor Julio C. Perez IV discuss the level of ambit … By Jim Hemphill

	Cannes 2022 Deals: Utopia Nabs 'Holy Spider' in Latest Festival Acquisition Other recent acquisitions include A24 with "Aftersun" and Sony Pictures Classics with "One Fine Morning."  By Chris Lindahl
	'Better Call Saul': One Piece of Advice Made the Last Scene in Season 6's Midseason Finale Even More Shocking Writer/director Tom Schnauz explains to IndieWire how a simpler approach and a respect for everyone’s intelligence has led to two chil … By Steve Greene
	Kristen Stewart on Her Directorial Debut: 'If I Don't Make This Movie Before the End of the Year, I'll Die' Stewart, who's been set to direct "Chronology of Water" since 2018, also said she prefers links to seeing festival films in person. "I have … By Samantha Bergeson
	'The Five Devils' Review: Adèle Exarchopoulos Is Alight in This Elemental Queer Love Story Cannes: Léa Mysius' glistening and mysterious film introduces first-time child actor Sally Dramé as a girl with a preternatura … By Sophie Monks Kaufman
	Who's Who in Disney+'s 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' Of all the Star Wars characters, you only need to know a handful.  By Proma Khosla