Rust and Bone An impressive if somewhat overblown exercise in contrasts, starring "Bullhead" breakout Matthias Schoenaerts and French siren Marion Cotillard as a pair whose daily fight for ...

On paper, “Rust and Bone” sounds like a particularly bad Lifetime movie. A brutish single father, who is not a particularly good dad to his young son and spends much of his time on street ...

Rust and Bone CANNES REVIEW: Marion Cotillard, as an amputee whale trainer, is both raw and lovely in Jacques Audiard's gritty film.

If you hired Albert Camus to write “Rocky,” it might come out something like “Rust and Bone,” a quintessentially French effort to combine pugilism and sentimentality. But if your big lug ...

What “Rust and Bone” • Three and a half stars out of four • Rating R • Run time 2:00 • Content Strong sexual content, brief graphic nudity, some violence and language • Language In ...

From the mind, body, heart and soul of Jacques Audiard comes “Rust and Bone” ("De rouille et d'os"), a beautifully rendered, deeply felt film about how traumatic events can sometimes point us ...

Rust and Bone tries hard to be starkly unsentimental, but ends up feeling manipulative and conventional.

It’s apt that one of “Rust and Bone”‘s most electric scenes should seek to dignify disposable Top 40 fodder, since the film as a whole seems exactingly crafted to redeem an entire ...

Matthias Schoenaerts is impressive and Marion Cotillard is luminescent in Jacques Audiard's rough-hewn French-language romance "Rust and Bone" ...

“Rust and Bone” might be a chilly two hours if it wasn’t for the strong work of the two principals, who buy into the material even when they shouldn’t.

Rust and Bone: Cannes Review Jacques Audiard's follow-up to "A Prophet" benefits from unvarnished, forthright performances from Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts.