Rumours begins innocuously enough with a convention of the G7, represented by world leaders Hilda Ortmann (Cate Blanchett), Maxime Laplace (Roy Dupuis), Sylvain Broulez (Denis Ménochet), Cardose ...

France’s intellectually self-aggrandizing and incapacitated head of state (Denis Menochet), who eventually is carted around in a wheelbarrow; and ever-accommodating leaders from Japan (Takehiro ...

Rumours stars Cate Blanchett and Denis Ménochet chat with The Advocate about how the satirical film nails perceptions of women in power.

Guy Maddin transports the G7 to a zombie-threatened, big-brained dreamscape in his surreal political satire Rumours.

Have you ever watched world leaders shaking hands at this or that summit and wondered, “Do these guys hang out?” What if they ...

Gags like Wolcott eating dinner with an American flag bib or French President Sylvain Broulez (Denis Ménochet) constantly ...

The ensemble cast, including Dénis Menochet and Matthew Beard ... This provides a certain menace to his personality – enhanced by Denis Ménochet's stern portrayal. Ménochet himself is ...

French President Sylvain Broulez (Denis Ménochet), a hapless fellow who fancies himself of an expert on those bog people. Nikki Amuka-Bird’s Cardosa Dwindt, the Prime Minister of the UK ...

I thought I’d go out with a bang!” (Left to right) Roy Dupuis, Rolando Ravello, Charles Dance, Cate Blanchett, Denis Ménochet, Nikki ... [+] Amuka-Bird and Takehiro Hira in "Rumours" When I ...

Penned by Evan Johnson, Rumours wields an ensemble of international stars, including: Cate Blanchett, Charles Dance, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Rolando Ravello, Roy Dupuis, Denis Ménochet, Takehiro Hira ...

This delights Sylvain Broulez (Denis Ménochet), the pompous, pseudo-intellectual prime minister of France. He’s writing a book about burial traditions, he explains. It’ll probably be about as ...

“Rumours,” starring Roy Dupuis, left, Rolando Ravello, Charles Dance, Cate Blanchett, Denis Menochet, Nikki Amuka-Bird and Takehiro Hira as the G7, starts off innocently enough, until zombies ...