Watching movies at home is at the center of the Cannes-Netflix clash, but everyday viewers have a stake, too.
A scene from the documentary “Eating Animals,” directed by Christopher Quinn.
Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder in "Destination Wedding."
A scene from “Have a Nice Day,” an animated film by the Chinese director Liu Jian.
Daniel Kaluuya in London in December: “I am definitely not a household face,” he said.
“First Reformed” asks: Can God forgive us? Paul Schrader, the writer-director, says, “The secular answer is he has to; that’s why we made him.”
The director John Krasinski narrates a sequence from his film, in which he stars with Emily Blunt.
Juliette Binoche as Isabelle, a Parisian artist, in “Let the Sunshine In.”
Kiri Hart, head of the Lucasfilm story group. “As a writer I was very hungry to create female characters who felt real,” she said.
Mary-Louise Parker, left, and Chloë Sevigny play sisters in Alex Ross Perry’s “Golden Exits.”
Joel McHale with a felt antagonist in “The Happytime Murders.”
Keira Knightley, center, in “Colette,” the rare 2018 film that featured women in key roles behind the scenes.
Viola Davis speaking with Colin Farrell in “Widows.”
Ryan Coogler with some of his “Black Panther” department heads: from left, the cinematographer Rachel Morrison, the costume designer Ruth E. Carter and the production designer Hannah Beachler.
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