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Cannes Film Festival

The 71st Cannes Film Festival
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8 - 19 May 2018

71st Cannes Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival 2018

JUST FOR YOU 
Not one of the gilded few sporting a film festival badge? No probs, you can still indulge your love of films. Every evening during the film festival on the Plage Mace there is a free open air cinema showing classic films - just turn up and grab a deckchair (You do not need a ticket)
Also free is Cannes Cinephiles showing films at four cinemas in Cannes.  Pop into the Cannes Cinephiles' tent on the Pantiero between 9am and 5.30pm to secure your ticket.
Tickets for films shown as part of the Directors' Fortnight are available from the HQ outside the Malmaison or through Cannes Cinephiles and cost seven euros each or 30 euros for six showings. Free tickets can also be had for Critics' Week 


       See below for full details of these public events at the Cannes Film Festival
Always check what language the film is shown in, if there are subtitles and in what language
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Two giant screens in town show highlights of the festival including press conferences, photocalls and the stars ascending the red carpet. There is a fireworks display 10pm Tuesday May 15 and a fun game of petanque in Les Allees with celebrities 11am  May.

CANNES FILM FESTIVAL - PRESIDENT OF THE JURY 2018

Cate Blanchett Cannes Film Festival 2018
Australian Cate Blanchett is one of the most highly award -nominated and winning actresses. She has won two Oscars, three Golden Globes and three Bafta's. 

​She is one of the stars who recently launched the Time's Up campaign tackling sexual harassment in the workplace. Cate is only the third female jury president in the last 10 years. 
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She says: "I have been to Cannes in many guises over the years - as an actress, producer, in the marketplace, the Gala-sphere and in competition but never solely for the sheer pleasure of watching the cornucopia of films this great festival harbours".
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The Cannes Film Festival Jury​
Chang Chen, Chinese Actor
Ava DuVernay, American writer, director, producer
Robert Guédiguian, French director, writer, producer
Khadja Nin, Burundian songwriter, composer, singer
Léa Seydoux, French actress
Kristen Stewart, American actress
Denis Villeneuve, Canadian director, writer
Andrey Zvyagintsev, Russian director, writer

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Master of Ceremonies 2018​

Edourd Baer @ Cannes Film Festival

Edouard Baer will host the opening and closing ceremonies of the 71st Cannes Film Festival. 
To great acclaim, he has performed this role twice before - in 2008 and 2009.  He is a well known French actor, director, producer and writer.  He also hosts radio and TV shows.
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Opening Film: Cannes Film Festival

Iranian director Ashar Farhadi's latest film Everybody Knows​ is the opening film and is also in competition for the Palme d'Or.  This psychological thriller starring Penelope Cruz was shot in Spain, entirely in Spanish. Two of Farhadi's previous films The Post (2013) and The Salesman (2016) won awards at Cannes.  The latter also won an Oscar for best foreign film.
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Everybody Knows opeining Cannes Film Festival 2018

IN COMPETITION

Asghar Farhadi               TODOS LO SABEN (EVERYBODY KNOWS)  
Stéphane Brize               AT WAR
Matteo Garrone              DOGMAN
Jean-Luc Godard            LE LIVRE D’IMAGE
Ryusuke Hamaguchi       NETEMO SAMETEMO (ASAKO I & II)
Christophe Honore         SORRY ANGEL
Eva Husson                   GIRLS OF THE SUN
Jia Zhang-Ke                 ASH IS PUREST WHITE
Kore-Eda Hirokazu         SHOPLIFTERS
Nadine LABAKI               CAPERNAUM
Lee Chang-Dong            BUH-NING (BURNING)
Spike Lee                      BLACK KLANSMAN
David Robert Mitchell     UNDER THE SILVER LAKE
Jafar PANAHI                3 FACES
Pawel Pawlikowski         ZIMNA WOJNA (COLD WAR)
Alice Rohrwacher           LAZZARO FELICE
Kirill Serebrenni             KOVLETO
A.B Shaw                      KYYOMEDDINE    1st film
Yann Gonzalez               UN COUTEAU DANS LE COEUR (KNIFE & hEART)
Sergey Dvortsevoy         AYKA
Nuri Bilge Ceylan           AHLAT AGACI (THE WILD PEAR TREE)
 


Out of Competition

SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY -
a special world premiere at Cannes 
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GRAND BAIN
 


THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT


Midnight Screenings
Joe Penn              ARCTIC 1st film 
Yoon Jong-Bin       GONGJAK (THE SPY GONE NORTH)

Kevin Macdonald​   WHITNEY
Ramin Bahrani       FAHRENHEIT 451 
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Special Screenings
10 YEARS IN THAILAND 
THE STATE AGAINST MANDELA AND THE OTHERS 
O GRANDE CIRCO MÍSTICO (THE GREAT MYSTICAL CIRCUS)
TRAVERSÉE 
THE FOUR WINDS
DEAD SOULS 
A MAN OF HIS WORD
ANOTHER DAY OF LIFE
 

Closing Film
THE MAN WHO KILLED DON QUIXOTE by Terry Gilliam, with Adam Driver, Jonathan Pryce and Olga Kurylenko.  The screening takes place on Saturday 19 May after the closing ceremony.  It will be released in France on the same day.

Cannes Film Festival 2018

GOSSIP - Selfies by the public with celebrities on the red carpet are to be banned at this year's film festival. 
Other changes include no previews of films in competition for the journalists who must now all wait for the official showing... but not all get tickets for the event.
There will be a debate on women in the film industry - really original. 
And Netflix can only show its films out of competition as it is an online film maker - only films to be shown in cinemas can be in competition. So of course it will not be coming to Cannes.  

Stars expected on the red carpet include
Penelope Cruz, Emilia Clarke, Jeremy Irons and Marion Cotillard among others.
The closing film may have to change as it is caught up in the middle of a court case



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Don Quixote

​Un Certain Regard 
Nomination for this years cannes film festival

The Jury

​President: Benicio del Toro
No stranger to Cannes, he won best actor in 2008 for Che Guevara. Sicaro was in competition in 2015.  Several of his films have been shown in Special Screenings including Usual Suspects and The Pledge.

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THE SELECTION  
Segey Loznitsa                                                  DONBASS - OPENING FILM
Ali ABBASI                                                       GRÄNS (BORDER)
Meryem BENM’BAREK                                        SOFIA                                                     1st film
Andréa BESCOND Eric METAYER                         LITTLE TICKLES                                       1st film 
BI Gan                                                             LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT
Nandita DAS                                                     MANTO
Antoine DESROSIÈRES                                       SEXTAPE
Lukas DHONT                                                    GIRL                                                       1st film 
Vanessa FILHO                                                  ANGEL FACE                                            1st film 
Valeria GOLINO                                                 EUPHORIA
Gaya JIJIMY                                                      FAVORITE FABRIC                                    1st film 
Wanuri KAHIU                                                   RAFIKI  (FRIEND)
Etienne KALLOSDIE                                           STROPERS  (THE HARVESTERS)                 1st film 
Ulrich KÖHLERIN                                               MY ROOM
Luis ORTEGAEL                                                 ANGEL
Adilkhan YERZHANOV                                        THE GENTLE INDIFFERENCE OF THE WORLD
Alejandro Fadel                                                 MUERE, MONSTRUO, MUERE
Joao Salaviza/Renee Nadar Messora                   CANTORIA NA ALDEIA DOS MORTOS (THE DEAD & THE OTHERS) 

Short Films & Cinefondation 2018

Cristian Mungiu

Jury president is Bertrand Bonnello

At just 49 years of age he is considered one of the great modern French film directors: individualistic and iconoclastic.
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His first film, Quelque chose d'organique, appeared in 1998 and is now considered unique in its genre.
Several of his films have been shown in competition in Cannes: Tiresia (2003), L'Apollonide - Souvenirs de la maison close (2011) and Saint Laurent (2014). He has seven feature films and eight short films to his credit to date.
He is joined on the jury by BERTRAND BONELLO French director, writer & composer; VALESKA GRISEBACH German director, writer & producer; KHALILJOREIGE Lebanese filmmaker & artist; ALANTÉ KAVAÏTÉ French-Lithuanian director & screenwriter; ARIANE LABED French actress


​SHORT FILMS IN COMPETITION: 
The following films are all in the running for the 2018 Short Film Palme d’Or 

Oren Gerner GABRIEL France
Raymund Ribay Guttierez JUDGEMENT Philippines
Celine Held Logan GEORGE CAROLINE USA 
Saeed Jafariantariki  (Umbra)  Iran
Marta Pajekiti animation movie  Poland
Masahiko Sato, Genki Kawamura, Yutaro Seki, Masayuki Toyota,Kentaro Hirase  DUALITY Japan
Wei Shujun ON THE BORDER China
Charles William  ALL THESE CREATURES Australia

                                                             Cinefondation Awards are for film students

CAMERA D'OR - for the best first film

Camera D'or for best FilmUrsula Meier, Jury President
​The Caméra d’Or, created in 1978, is awarded to the director of the best first film presented in the Official Selection - In Competition, Out of Competition and Un Certain Regard, as well as the Critics' Week and the Directors’ Fortnight. This year's jury president is Swiss filmmaker Ursula Meier, one of the new generation in the industry. 
Her work includes five short films, two works for television, two documentaries and two feature films for cinema. Since 1994, Ursula Meier has compiled a bold cinematography that emphasises the complexity of the world.
The Caméra d’Or boosts a film-maker’s career offering him/her a high profile and international opportunities.

​Jim Jarmusch, Mira Nair, Naomi Kawase, Bahman Ghobadi and Steve McQueen have received this award in the past.  

CANNES FILM FESTIVAL CLASSICS 

Cannes Film Festival ClassicsJane Fonda in Barbarella
Cannes Classics presents old established feature films and masterpieces from the history of film in restored prints at the Palais des Festivals and Cinema de la Plage. In addition it features documentaries on the history of cinema.
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Documentaries:
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Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blachée  by Pamela B Green (USA)  Alice Guy was the first woman director, producer and director of a studio in the history of cinema,
Jane Fonda in Five Acts by Susan Lacy (USA)  Jane’s Fonda’s film career, her place in the history of the twentieth century, her relationship with the men in her life.
2001: A Space Odyssey 2001 by Stanley Kubrick (1968, UK & USA)
The Eyes of Orson Welles by Mark Cousins (UK)
Searching for Ingmar Bergman by Margarethe von Trotta (Germany, France)

 

71st Cannes Film Festival Cinema de Plage
Cinema de la Plage, Cannes

This year some of the films will be presented by the stars associated with them.  Be there!
Classic films shown on the Mace beach at 9.30pm, free.  You just turn up - first come first seated on the deckchairs.
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Cinema de la Plage:
            *open to the public​*


​8 May:   IN MEMORY OF MILOS FORMAN
9 May:   Ryan Coogler presents Black Panther
10 May:  Le Specialiste
11 May:  Grand Bleu by Luc Besson
12 May:  Le Depart
13 May:  Destiny

14 May:  Agnes Varda presents
               Une chante l'autre  pas

15 May:  Vertigo  Alfred Hitchcock
16 May:  
John Travolta presents Grease
17 May:  Laetitia Carton presents Le Grand Ball
18 May:  Percy Adlon presents Bagdad Cafe
19 May:  Good Morning Babylonia


Cannes Film Fans: 
                    *open to the public*

The organisation, Cannes Cinephiles, shows a selection of films from the Festival and its fringe at four venues in non central locations: La Licorne, Studio 13, Raimu and Theatre Alexandre lll. It also shows films from Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia as its contribution to the fringe. 

Tickets are free and available from Cannes Cinephiles' tent on the Pantiero.  Or see
www.cannes-cinema.com


Last year only 21 of the 155 showings were full. So don't be afraid - reserve your place. 

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70th Film Festival Cinephiles 2017

Directors' Fortnight:              *open to the public*

Directors Fortnight at Film Festival in Cannes

You can buy an individual ticket (7 euros) or a pass (30 euros) for festival showings from the headquarters at Malmaison on the Croisette or the Cinephile tent or via its website. You have to buy daily tickets on the day of the showing. Full length feature films are shown at The Croisette Theatre.
The full screening programme can be downloaded from www.quinzaine-realisateurs.com  The organisation is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary at Cannes this year.



French Film Guild 2016
The French Film Guild's Golden Coach is awarded each year to one director
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Last year it is went to 59-year-old Finnish director Aki Kaurismaki.
In 2002 he was awarded the Grand Prix at Cannes for his film The Man without a Past.
The Carrosse d'Or is a bronze statuette inspired by the figures of the Comedia dell'Arte and Jean Renoir's film of the same name –  it was created by painter-sculptor Lili Legouvello.
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Official Film Festival Poster 

Festival De Cannes 2018
2018 Cannes Film Festival


This year's official poster is taken from Jean-Luc Godard’s Pierrot le fou (1965) - featuring Jean Paul Belmondo and Anna Karina - and is inspired by the work of Georges Pierre (1927-2003): a photographer who immortalised the shooting of over a hundred films in a 30-year career.  
The poster itself is the work of graphic designer Flore Maquin. 

It can be purchased at official outlets in Cannes

Critics' Week     May 9 - 17     *OPEN TO THE PUBLIC*  
Encourages newcomers to the film industry                         
Tickets can be obtained from 25 rue Pasteur, a side street next to the Miramar 
Tickets are limited and entry to the viewings is not guaranteed as badged festival-goers have priority, usually though everyone gets in.  Best to arrive early.

The jury will be awarding the Grand Prix Nespresso to one of the seven feature films in competition; the Discovery Leica Cine Prize for one of the 10 short films; and, for the first time, the Louis Roederer Foundation for a Newcomer.  The latter will be presented to an actor in a feature film shown in competition 

Critic's Week at Cannes Film Festival
Opening Film
Wildlife
Feature Film Special Screening 
Nos Batailles
Shéhérazade
Short Film Special Screening
La Chute
Third Kind
Ultra Pulpe
​Closing Film 
Guy
 Guillaume Senez
​Feature ilms in Competition
Chris the Swiss; Diamantino ; Egy Nap (Un jour);  Fuga (Fugue) ;
Kona fer í stríð (Woman at War); Sauvage; Sir (Monsieur)
Shorts in Competition
Amor, Avenidas Novas Ektoras Malo : I Teleftea Mera Tis Chronias (Hector Malot - The Last Day Of The Year) Mo-Bum-Shi-Min (Exemplary citizen) Pauline asservie La Persistente Rapaz (Rapace) Schächer Tiikeri (The Tiger) Un jour de mariage Ya normalniy (Normal)

Critics Week Joachin Trier



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Chairman of the Critic's Week jury this year is ...

​  Joachin Trier

www.semainedelacritique.com

On the red carpet...

Ramirez and De Niro Film Festival Cannes
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Sixty meters of red carpet are used to cover the famous 24 steps at the Palais des Festivals. The carpet is changed three times a day during the festival and a total of 2km is used.

The president of the festival Pierre Lesclure, former head of Canal Plus, greets the stars and other guests at the top of the steps. He is joined by the mayor of Cannes, currently David isnard

          Frock Spot     Opening Night: 8 May 2018

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​Allee des Etoiles: STAR WALK  

Film Star Hand Prints cannes 2016
Film Star Hand Prints

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It is during the Cannes film festival that Nadine Seul chases after the biggest star names in the world to ask them for their hand prints -
must make a change from autograph hunters. About 375 hand prints have been taken since 1983. 
The stars press one or both hands into a block of clay. This is sent to a potter in Vallauris who makes a plaster mould which, in turn, goes to a foundry in the Rhone.
The mould and the shiny new stainless steel handprint then return to Cannes: the mould to the bowels of the Palais des Festivals and the hand print to the Allee des Etoiles which snakes around the Palais.


PHOTO OPS
Along the coast you will find silhouette cut outs of your favourite stars for that ultimate photo opportunity.
Locations:  
allées de La Liberté ;  gare maritime ; Vieux port (opposite Hôtel de Ville) ; end of quai Saint-Pierre ; l’Office du tourisme, avenue Francis Tonner, Cannes La Bocca ; square Reynaldo Hahn at 10 boulevard Jean Hibert ; place du Général de Gaulle ; Palais des festivals garden ; la Roseraie gardens ; la Croisette ;  boulevard du Midi Louise Moreau.
Stars:  Richard Gere and Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman, Kate Winslet and Leonardo di Caprio, Titanic, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Terminator 2, Jodie Foster and Mel Gibson, Maverick, Johnny Depp,  Christian Bayle  The dark knight,as well as Clint Eastwood, Marilyn Monroe (right) and Brigitte Bardot 


​CANNES fait le Mur

Cannes fait le Mur 2016
Noami Watts in 2014

Large photographs of the stars appear on walls throughout the town and across the rue d'Antibes. . Try and identify the stars as you walk around.  This year the theme is Cinema and TV Series. The photohgraphs are supplied this year by Paris Match.
​Rue d’Antibes Photos:  Daniel Gélin, Brigitte Bardot et Etchika Choureau; Zabou Breitman; Niels Arestrup; Audrey Fleurot; Céline Sallette; Nicole Kidman; Martin Sheen; Sharon Stone; Will Smith; Isabella Rossellini & Elettra Wiedemann-Rossellini.     
​Wall Photos:  Hôtel de Ville  Peter Falk; Lycée Jules Ferry  Ashton Kutcher; Hôtel Renoir  George Clooney; Hotel Cannes Riviera Naomi Watts; Espace Ranguin  Robin Wright; Cinema
Les Arcades  Carole Bouquet; Cannes La Bocca Clovis Cornilla; Gare de Cannes  Susan Sarandon.
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Cannes Film Murals

Cannes Film Festival Murals 2016















Take a tour round Cannes to see all the film murals - there are 16 in total. This one is at the bus station and celebrated 100 years of cinema: can you spot Mickey Mouse, R2-D2 and Batman? 

The Palme d'Or by Chopard

Palme d'Or 69th Cannes Film Festival 2016 in France
The Palme d'Or is worth about 20,000 euros and the 19 leafed palm is made from 118 grammes of pure gold. It is attached to a block of crystal. Each piece is unique as the crystal can be of a slightly different hue each year. Two are made, as well as two mini Palme d'Or, for each festival by five of Chopard's top jewellers in Geneva. These same artisans produce the "red carpet" range of jewellery worn by the stars each evening.
The mini palm d'ors are for the best actor and actress awards.

And the winners are....

Palme d'Or  
Shoplifters by Hirokazu Kore-Eda
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GRAND PRIX
Blackklansman by Spike Lee

JURY PRIZE
Carpharnaum  by Nadine Labaki
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SPECIAL PALME D'OR
Jean Luc Godard for Image Book

BEST ACTOR
Marcello Fonte for Dogman

BEST ACTRESS
Samal Yeslyamora for Ayka

BEST SCREENPLAY
Jafar Panahi for 3 Faces & Alice Rohrwacher for Harry as Lazzaro
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BEST DIRECTOR 
Pawel Pawlikowski for Cold War

Cannes Film Festival Titbits 2016

Film Festival Titbits

Cannes is building a multiplex cinema which will include a museum of cinema. Thanks to the Cannes film festival, the town has more than 10,000 films, 50,000 interviews with stars and 300,000 photographs. It is on track to open early 2019
It has been designed by architect Rudy Ricciotti and will have seats for 2,426 people in 12 cinemas.

There is a Grace Kelly suite at the Carlton Hotel

The chef of the Palme d'Or restaurant in the Martinez Hotel prepares a film themed menu for the jury's first meal together. 


The tourist authorities produce a brochure featuring film tours on the Cote d'Azur to see where great movies were made. 
Set-jetting rather than jet-setting.

250 gardeners have planted 15,000 plants in the town for the festival & 400 giant planters protect pedestrians

4,580 journalists join the 12,000 film professionals

700 local and national police are on hand to look after everyone together with 580 street cameras

And 100 extra taxis are in Cannes for the festival

The wonderful Villa Domergue (below) is at the disposal of the jury during the Festival.
Cannes Villa domergue

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