NATALIE PORTMAN

Dispatches

May 25, 2023

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CANNES DISPATCH 9 …
Photographs by GREG WILLIAMS

Natalie Portman returns to Cannes for Palme d’Or nominated film, May December, directed by Todd Haynes, with Portman and Sophie Mas acting as co-producers on the film under their production company MountainA.

The story follows actress Elizabeth Berry (Portman) who travels to Maine to speak with Gracie Atherton-Yoo (Julianne Moore) to do research for a film about her notorious tabloid romance with Joe Yoo (Charles Melton), a school boy at the time, and twenty-three years her junior.

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VICKY KRIEPS

Andy Garcia had been trying to make his self-written neo-noir, Diamond, for years when he watched Phantom Thread and

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SIMONE ASHLEY

Actor Simone Ashley is exploring her first passion via a new EP. Greg Williams joins her during two studio sessions

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BABYGIRL

Words by JANE CROWTHER Halina Reijn’s erotic drama has caused a stir at Venice thanks to its frank, female-gaze portrayal of desire and the nuances of power. Though it shares some similarities with Secretary, Fatal Attraction and even Fifty Shades Of Grey, Babygirl is buzzy because it unflinchingly explores the ‘orgasm gap’ between men and women,