The Cannes Film Festival kicked off its 78th edition with the Opening Ceremony and the world premiere of Amélie Bonnin’s ...

From Michel Gondry to Juliette Armanet, "Leave One Day" director Amelie Bonnin shares the influences that inspired her Cannes ...

Curiously, “Leave One Day” also bucks that trend, heralding a director with only a few shorts to her name and a cast bereft of recognizable faces. Turn on French radio, however, and you’ll ...

Amélie Bonnin’s romantic dramedy Leave One Day (Partir un Jour) made history at the Cannes Film Festival this evening, becoming the first debut feature to ever open the event. It also got a ...

In short, “Leave One Day” isn’t the movie you show after an opening ceremony where Quentin Tarantino has just bellowed that ...

Compared to that, Leave One Day is a joy; a very particular kind of crowd-pleaser that doesn’t do anything especially new, and, even then, doesn’t really do it in a very distinctive way.

First-time director Amélie Bonnin attempts to keep the tradition alive in Leave One Day (Partir Un Jour), a gritty small-town dramedy in which, every so often, people start singing and gyrating.

“Leave One Day,” Amélie Bonnin’s feature film that opened the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday evening, is an unusual film for a Cannes opener in several ways. It’s a musical, only the ...

The auteur behind this year’s Cannes Film Festival opener “Leave One Day” had already field-tested the concept of a modern jukebox musical with her César-winning short “Bye Bye,” but ...