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Emma Kiely

Dublin, London
As seen in: IMDb, Metacritic, Collider, Odyssey, Screen Daily, Cineuropa, Little White Lies, The Upcoming, The University Observer
London-based Irish film critic formerly of @collider | critic, writer, editor for hire 🙂‍↕️ Rotten Tomatoes-approved and member of London Critics’ Circle
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Cannes Film Festival

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By Therese Lacson Verified, Tamera Jones, Emma Kiely
| Collider Verified
Location Cannes, France Dates May 12 - 23, 2026 The Cannes Film Festival is an annual international showcase in Cannes, France, spotlighting new cinema from around the world. Industry professionals screen premieres, negotiate distribution, and award prizes, including the Palme d'Or. Expand Collapse
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Recensione: Her Private Hell

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By Emma Kiely
| Cineuropa Verified
- CANNES 2026: Nicolas Winding Refn torna sulla Croisette dopo dieci anni, ma questo vacuo horror fantascientifico con protagonista Sophie Thatcher non vale l’attesa Questo articolo è disponibile in inglese. Returning to Cannes (out of competition) ten years after the premiere of his last film, The Neon Demon, divided audiences but still earned a 17-minute standing ovation, Nicolas Winding Refn proves that old dogs can’t learn new tricks.
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Review: Her Private Hell

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By Emma Kiely
| Cineuropa Verified
- CANNES 2026: Nicolas Winding Refn returns to the Croisette after ten years, but this hollow horror sci-fi toplined by Sophie Thatcher is not worth the wait Returning to Cannes (out of competition) ten years after the premiere of his last film, The Neon Demon, divided audiences but still earned a 17-minute standing ovation, Nicolas Winding Refn proves that old dogs can’t learn new tricks.
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