Robbie Collin

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Robbie Collin

The French chanteuse Juliette Armanet is perhaps best-known in the UK for her role in the Paris Olympics opening ceremony last year. Readers may recall her singing John Lennon's Imagine while gliding down the Seine on a polystyrene meteorite, as her accompanist's grand piano, also on board, was set on fire. Anyway, this spectacle turned out to neatly foreshadow the diabolical opening film at Cannes this year, in which Armanet, making her acting debut, plays the lead role.

1 week ago | aol.co.uk | Robbie Collin

David Attenborough turns 99 on Thursday – though his latest film, which opens in cinemas that very day, is a timely release in more ways than one. Next month in France, world governments will convene for the Third United Nations Ocean Conference – at which, his film argues, the futures of the world’s undersea habitats and their many inhabitants will be at stake.

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Robbie Collin

David Attenborough turns 99 on Thursday - though his latest film, which opens in cinemas that very day, is a timely release in more ways than one. Next month in France, world governments will convene for the Third United Nations Ocean Conference - at which, his film argues, the futures of the world's undersea habitats and their many inhabitants will be at stake.

1 week ago | aol.co.uk | Robbie Collin

Now I don’t want to alarm anyone. But I’m starting to wonder if Donald Trump might have posted something on the internet without thinking through its implications beforehand. The President’s proposal to levy 100 per cent tariffs “on any and all Movies coming into our Country that are produced in Foreign Lands” sounds, on the face of it, like an attempt to shore up another struggling area of US manufacturing – namely Hollywood films that are made in Hollywood itself.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Robbie Collin

Now I don’t want to alarm anyone. But I’m starting to wonder if Donald Trump might have posted something on the internet without thinking through its implications beforehand. The President’s proposal to levy 100 per cent tariffs “on any and all Movies coming into our Country that are produced in Foreign Lands” sounds, on the face of it, like an attempt to shore up another struggling area of US manufacturing – namely Hollywood films that are made in Hollywood itself.