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‘Alpha’ review: Julia Ducournau's ‘Titane’ follow-up is set against a mysterious French plague
Alpha turns the formula inside out, centering a family drama against the background of an unnamed plague that closely resembles the AIDS epidemic. Bodily transformation and laceration are by no means absent,
Alpha review: Titane director Julia Ducournau's latest is undercooked and asinine
Premiering in competition at the Cannes Film Festival, Alpha begins as the eponymous 13-year-old (Mélissa Boros) returns home with a crude tattoo on her arm. This poorly-drawn ‘A’, her very own Scarlett Letter you might say, leaves her mother (Golshifteh Farahani) apoplectic.
Cannes: All credit to a newly-minted Palme d'Or-winner for having the courage to step out of their comfort zone, but "Alpha" ...
Julia Ducournau won the Palme d’Or for Titane, her masterpiece about found family and car-fucking. Her followup, Alpha, ...
Julia Ducournau, who won the Palme d’Or for “Titane,” returns with the body-horror tale “Alpha.” The critical reception has ...
The director of "Raw" and "Titane" gives a knock-out follow-up to her Palm d'Or winner that defies expectations.
Julia Ducournau won the Palme d'Or with her transgressive body horror Titane but the only thing tortured in Alpha is its AIDS metaphor.
After winning the Palme d'Or for the shocking Titane, French director Julia Ducournau is back at Cannes with another ...
The time frame continually shifts. Without providing any context, the plot will whisk us back to when Alpha was a young child ...
The newest film from the 'Titane' director is a gory period piece exploring a teenage girl’s coming of age during a deadly ...
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