Contents Cannes 2001: What's the story, moaning glory: Cannes 2001 boasted new films from Godard, Lynch, Kiarostami, the Coens, Koreeda, Solondz and Claire Denis, plus a re-edited version of Coppola's Apocalypse Now. So why do B

Contents Mr Pink, Mr Indie, Mr Shhh: A favourite of the Coens and Tarantino, Steve Buscemi is the king of indie actors. As he directs his second film Animal Factory, Philip Kemp dissects the jittery unease and querulous yammer t

Contents Gorilla warfare: The new Planet Of The Apes dresses its big stars in elaborate simian costumes and features cutting-edge action scenes. But has Tim Burton lost his way, asks Andrew O'Hehir. Plus Kim Newman recalls a tim

Contents Dead man walking: The Coens' new film The Man Who Wasn't There may look like classic noir, but its ego-bereft hero and homely femme fatale confuse the moral maze, argues Graham Fuller. Plus DoP Roger Deakins talks to Ph

Contents Casualties of war: Francis Ford Coppola abandoned rather than completed his masterpiece Apocalypse Now. Philip Horne surveys the additional scenes of humour, sex and politics in the director's longer new cut and asks, did less

Contents Babes in Babylon: David Lynch's Mulholland Dr. weaves glam lesbian sleuths, Hollywood doo-wop starlets and limo-riding mobsters into an LA wish-fulfilment dream that suddenly crumbles into nightmare. Graham Fuller is in the ps