Cannes 2022 Adds Competition Titles, Special Screenings: See the Full Lineup
“Crimes of the Future” and “The Stars at Noon” are set to world-premiere on the Croisette this year, plus films by Hirokazu Kore-eda, James Gray, and more.
“Crimes of the Future” and “The Stars at Noon” are set to world-premiere on the Croisette this year, plus films by Hirokazu Kore-eda, James Gray, and more.
A Netflix return to the Croisette for the first time since 2017 won’t be happening this year, and that includes Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde.”
Here are all the big winners out of the most prestigious film festival in the world.
“I’m honored to be the first person of the African diaspora to be named President of the Cannes jury,” Lee said in a statement.
The 2021 festival was originally scheduled for May 11-22.
“Summer of 85” hits theaters in France on July 14, making it the first film from the canceled Cannes Film Festival to roll out on the big screen.
Directed by Kirill Serebrennikov, the series has emerged out of the virtual Cannes marketplace. Meanwhile, Francesco Zippel will helm a Leone tribute.
Cannes’ three-day, VR-focused event goes virtual this year, June 24-26, as part of the Marché du Film Online.
“Ammonite” would’ve world-premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, but now will have to enter the very crowded fall circuit.
Thomas Vinterberg’s comedy is among the official selections of this year’s canceled Cannes Film Festival.
There’s no festival this year, but 56 movies will be given the official Cannes 2020 label.
Cannes director Thierry Frémaux instead wants to take the films out into the world, across partnering film festivals and at cinemas in the fall.