All credit to a newly minted Palme d'Or-winner for having the courage to step out of their comfort zone, but "Alpha" is an insufferable misfire.

We’re bummed to report that this is arguably the worst movie in competition at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.

Four years after winning the Palme d’Or for Titane, Julia Ducournau debuted her latest Cannes Film Festival Competition entry ...

Julia Ducournau returns to Cannes with a muddled meditation on the AIDS pandemic, squandering the talents of Golshifteh Farahani and Tahar Rahim.

Despite some striking visuals, 'Alpha' misfires with a shallow narrative that fails to meaningfully engage with its subject matter.

The director of "Raw" and "Titane" gives a knock-out follow-up to her Palm d'Or winner that defies expectations.

Alpha' director Julia Ducournau & co-star Tahar Rahim discuss the drama inspired by the early years of the AIDS epidemic ...

Flashbacks, signaled by warmer colors than the film’s starker present, start to provide context to the relationship between Amin and Alpha’s mother as well as to how they fit into their close-knit ...

But the premiere of “Alpha” faced a brief interruption when, about an hour into the film’s runtime, attendees in the balcony began waving their phone flashlights. Some audience members ...

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Julia Ducournau won the Palme d’Or for Titane, her masterpiece about found family and car-fucking. Her followup, Alpha, ...

Julia Ducournau’s Alpha has been generating buzz in Cannes and now the genre-bending pic has a teaser trailer. The film, which is playing in Competition on the Criosette, follows Alpha, a troubled ...