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• Young Hollywood stars strike out on own at Cannes

  Zac Efron ("High School Musical") all have films in competition at the French Riviera festival.In David Cronenberg 's Don DeLillo adaptation "Cosmopolis," which is to premiere at Cannes on Friday, Pattinson stars as a Manhattan billionaire on a crosstown odyssey."It's   Read more »

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• Robert Pattinson admits not understanding plot to new movie Cosmopolis

  Cosmopolis is based on the Don DeLillo novel of the same name, and is set in a dystopian New York, a city in turmoil as the age of capitalism comes to an end. Feted for challenging and often odd movies such as The Fly, A History of Violence and Videodrom 7:45 AM from STV Read more »

• Cannes 2012: Day 10 - 'Cosmopolis' + '11.25' +'The Taste of Money' (Notes from the Road)

  David Cronenberg directs and writes this adaptation of Don DeLillo’s Cosmopolis, Koji Wakamatsu's take on Yukio Mishima in 11.25, and the really weak The Taste of Money from Korea's Im Sang-soo. With so many returns to the filmmaking fold after prolonged   from PopMatters Read more »

• Capitalism: A favourite subject at Cannes 2012

  To be fair to the Canadian filmmaker, he didn't change anything when he adapted American Don DeLillo's novel of the same title just in time for the 65th Cannes Film Festival. "You don't change the lyrics of Bob Dylan when you sing one of his songs," says   from Economic Times Read more »

• Robert Pattinson’s “Cosmopolis” gets lukewarm reception at Cannes premiere - VIDEO

  Robert Pattinson clearly wants to break free of the Twilight vampire romance circuit, regardless of its popularity and so he'll shortly make his debut as a sex-mad billionaire in director David Cronenberg's new film Cosmopolis. Twihards may be surprised   from Irish Central Read more »

• The Crush for ‘Cosmopolis’

  Before the beginning of the Cannes press conference on Friday for ++David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis, veteran festival moderator Henri Behar warned the assembled journalists not to ask any questions about vampires or werewolves. The result of this blatant p   from The Daily Beast Read more »