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Phrase of the day
In all aspects of work we prize speed. But perhaps our ancestors, with their abilitiy to wait, had a better sense of priorities than us today? Naomi Kawase -
Xavier Durringer: "Politicians kill each other with little phrases rather than guns."
The director came to present his feature film The Conquest, selected Out of Competition. He was accompanied by actors Hippolyte Girardot, Samuel Labarthe, Bernard Lecoq, Denis Podalydès and... -
Vincent Lindon: "There was no shooting. There was no set. There are no words for what happened."
The press conference for Pater, screened yesterday In Competition, brought together Michel Seydoux (producer), Vincent Lindon (actor and the Prime Minister) and Alain Cavalier (director and the... -
Gilles Jacob Speech for Jean-Paul Belmondo
Speech given by the President of the Festival on 17 May 2011 for the Palme d’Honneur awarded to Jean-Paul Belmondo in recognition of his career. “If you don’t like the sea, if you... -
Naomi Kawase: "After the earthquake, I became aware of the fragile beauty of the earth."
Naomi Kawase presented her film in Competition, Hanezu No Tsuki, at a press conference, accompanied by actress Hako Oshima and actors Tetsuya Akikawa and Tohta Komizu. Naomi Kawase, on her... -
Lars Von Trier : "I like the notion of suffering and of guilt driving melancholy"
The Danish film director Lars Von Trier, along with Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg and the rest of the Melancholia team, responds to questions from journalists. Extracts. Lars Von Trier... -
In attendance at Cannes
The actors expected to be in attendance in Cannes today are: Sarah ADLER, Tetsuya AKIKAWA, Elena ANAYA, Richard ANCONINA, Yvan ATTAL, Irene AZUELA, Antonio BANDERAS, Alice BARNOLE, Mikhail... -
A Palme d’Or for Jean-Paul Belmondo
Last night the Festival de Cannes paid tribute to Jean-Paul Belmondo by dedicating a special evening to him whereby he was awarded a Palme d’or. The screening of a documentary, a meal and a... -
A Portrait of Roger Corman as the Father of Modern Cinema
Selected for Cannes Classics, Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel retraces the life and career of the director and producer. The first feature film by the director Alex Stapleton, the... -
18 Days: the Egyptial revolution as seen by Egyptian filmmakers
Egypt will inaugurate a new initiative at the Festival de Cannes, which will be repeated each year in Around the Selection: the guest country. As the highlight of this tribute is the screening... -
Loverboy, chronicle of a love story
The young Romanian filmmaker Catalin Mitulescu, winner of the Palme d’Or for Short Film in 2004 for Trafic, is presenting his second film, Loverboy, in Un Certain Regard. It is the story of... -
The Murderer, action at Un Certain Regard
Three years after competing in the Caméra d’Or with The Chaser, NA Hong-jin, who has been taken on by Fox, has become one of the most brilliant representatives of young Korean cinema. He is... -
Cinéfondation: opening of the Selection
The Cinéfondation invites the cream of the world’s film schools to Cannes. This year, sixteen directors from fourteen countries have been selected. The first four short films are being screened... -
Stavisky returns to Cannes after 37 years
Presented in Cannes Classics in the framework of the tribute to Jean-Paul Belmondo, Stavisky by Alain Resnais was in the running for the Palme d'Or in 1974. Stavisky retraces the extraordinary... -
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Somber wandering through beautiful Oslo
Joachim Trier's entire life has been recorded on film. At the age of four, the Norwegian director was given a Super 8 camera, and started making films with his father. Thirty-three years and three... -
Naomi Kawase meditates on our relationship with time and nature
For her third In Competition entry at the Festival de Cannes, the Japanese director presents Hanezu No Tsuki (Hanezu), an ode to nature, the pleasure of waiting and respecting ancestral... -
Lars Von Trier's apocalyptic wedding
Two years after Antichrist, the director of Dancer In The Dark, which won the Palme d’or in 2000, returns to Competition with Melancholia. This feature film with psychological undertones marks... -
What happens when the technical team get in on the act
As part of the Festival's tribute to Jean-Paul Belmondo, the Cinéma de la Plage is screening Le Magnifique (How to Destroy the Reputation of the Greatest Secret Agent/The One Magnificent) by... -
3 Hours in Heaven with Cannes Classics
Cannes Classics presents Children of Paradise* by Marcel Carné just as it was released in 1945. That’s 3’10’’ of film shown in the Salle du Soixantième. “We quickly realised that... -
La Conquête (The Conquest), a first for the political film genre
In La Conquête (The Conquest), Xavier Durringer has created an unprecedented feature film. The piece is being presented Out of Competition and examines the current French President, Nicolas...














