Diego Luna on Directing ‘Ashes,’ His Fears About the Future of Movies and the Prejudice Immigrants Face: ‘It’s Based on Ignorance and Selfishness’
Lucila’s search for independence leads to nanny work and elder care as family hardship and migration strain her ties to Mexico.
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Diego Luna's "Ashes" - Cannes 2026 Film Review
A daughter walks in the shoes of her mother while an audience is put squarely in hers in this deeply touching adaptation of Brenda Navarro's novel. The post Cannes 2026 Review: A Mother-Daughter Relationship Comes Full Circle in Diego Luna’s Stirring Drama “Ashes” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.
‘A Mouthful of Ash’ Review: Diego Luna Chronicles The Challenges Of A Young Immigrant In Spain
CANNES – Despite being known as an actor for over a quarter of a century, Diego Luna is no stranger behind the camera. His credits include three narrative feature films, although both were over a decade ago, and multiple episodes of television. To be fair, we haven’t screened any of his previous work as a director, but those experiences have seemingly culminated in “A Mouthful of Ash.” A world premiere out of competition at the 2026 Cannes Film …
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