Cannes Film Festival Pushed to July 2021
The 2021 festival was originally scheduled for May 11-22.
The 2021 festival was originally scheduled for May 11-22.
The pandemic is far from over, but 2021 is not 2020, and many prominent festivals have already locked their dates.
According to David Cronenberg, Cannes jury president Francis Ford Coppola was “totally against” his controversial J.G. Ballard adaptation.
Antoine Fuqua’s Civil War-era thriller ignited a tense bidding war at this year’s virtual Cannes market.
Cannes: Charlène Favier’s debut is a familiar story of sexual abuse, but it snaps across your face like a blast of cold mountain air.
Despite uncertainty in the theatrical market, buyers were not shy about paying big for the hottest films.
Cannes: Emmanuel Mouret’s romance weaves together a series of tales, playing like a more serious “Love Actually” centered around one fated couple.
Cannes: Alseni Bathily delivers an astonishing performance in Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh’s touching debut.
Cannes: Magdalena Kolesnik is a marvel as a celebrity workout instructor whose superficial routine is put to the test.
There’s no physical Cannes this year, but the festival’s markets — in virtual form — are more important than ever.
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There’s no physical festival this year, but the Cannes 2020 selection provides a lot of room for exploration.