The U.S. real estate market is about to see a shift in the coming months, according to an industry expert. The two-time ...

At over two hours, “Love Me Tender” feels a little too long, especially once Clémence’s relationship with journalist Sarah (Monia Chokri) gets more serious. Chokri is slightly miscast and ...

Anna Cazenave Cambet’s sweeping, moving “Love Me Tender,” based on the semi-autobiographical novel by Constance Debré, aims at the heart of this pervasive ideology of hypocrisy and ...

Krieps is back at the festival this year with Love Me Tender, the second feature from Anna Cazenave Cambet (De l’or pour les chiens), a relatively unknown French filmmaker, which screens in Un ...

Now, Forth Wanderers are all of a sudden back with a new single. Today, a new Forth Wanderers single called “To Know Me/To Love Me” popped up on Bandcamp. Apparently, the song is new ...

French director Anna Cazenave Cambet adapts Constance Debré’s award-winning 2020 book about a woman fighting for custody of her son after she comes out as a lesbian. By Jordan Mintzer If there ...

That’s certainly the case with Love Me Tender, a hard-hitting French chronicle of motherhood and independence based on lawyer-turned-author Constance Debré’s 2020 book. Adapted and directed ...

Premiering out of Un Certain Regard, “Love Me Tender” follows a lawyer-turned-writer who loses custody of her son after coming-out. Director Anna Cazenave Cambet adapted the wrenching film ...

Jesus asks Peter a simple yet uncomfortable question – “Do you love me?” (Jn 21,15-17). Would men in the Semitic context of 2,000 years ago speak so freely about their love for each other?

And setting the tone for the special, Elvis and Sinatra offered mesmerizing performances of “Love Me Tender” and “Witchcraft.” With each singer performing the other’s song, viewers at ...

But “Love Me” takes the opposite approach: Its events stretch over about six billion years. Oh, and its only two characters are a buoy and a satellite. For their feature directorial debut ...

And now, ironically, there I was, sleep-deprived, sitting upright in bed, unable to nap, with a deflated tummy, engorged breasts, and a tender pelvic ... miracle before me? I was ashamed of ...