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CANNES IN FOCUS

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71st Festival de Cannes Awards !

KORE-EDA Hirokazu receiving the Palme d'Or for Shoplifters.

 

The curtain has come down on the 71st Festival de Cannes, which for the last 12 days has featured artists and films from all four corners of the globe on its screens. Onstage at the Grand Théâtre Lumière, the Master of Ceremonies, Edouard Baer, welcomed the Feature Film Jury presided over by Cate Blanchett, for the announcement of the 2018 winners. 

PALME D'OR

MANBIKI KAZOKU(Shoplifters) by KORE-EDA Hirokazu

GRAND PRIX

BLACKKKLANSMAN (Black Klansman) by Spike LEE

JURY PRIZE

CAPHARNAÜM by Nadine LABAKI

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR

Marcello FONTE in DOGMAN by Matteo GARRONE

BEST DIRECTOR

ZIMNA WOJNA (Cold War) by Pawel PAWLIKOWSKI

BEST SCREENPLAY EX-ÆQUO

Alice ROHRWACHER

for LAZZARO FELICE (Happy as Lazzaro)



Jafar PANAHI

for SE ROKH (3 Faces)

BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS

Samal YESLYAMOVA in AYKA by Sergey DVORTSEVOY

SPECIAL PALME D’OR

LE LIVRE D’IMAGE (The Image book) by Jean-Luc GODARD

SHORT FILMS

PALME D'OR

ALL THESE CREATURES 

by Charles WILLIAMS

MENTION DISTINCTION BY THE JURY

YAN BIAN SHAO NIAN(On the order) 

by WEI Shujun

CAMÉRA D'OR

GIRL by Lukas DHONT

presented at UN CERTAIN REGARD

 

The International Critics' Prizes in Cannes Film Festival 2018

FIPRESCI, has awarded the International Critics' Prize to the following films.

Competition:

Buh-Ning (Burning) by Lee Chang-Dong

A visually stunning film and an emotionally complex comment on contemporary society.

Un Certain Regard:

Girl by Lukas Dhont

For its bold integrity in tackling gender issues and displaying incredible poise – from a first-time director who describes the delicate and touching rapport in a father-son relationship wonderfully portrayed by the two actors.

To a first or second film in the parallel sections, Directors' Fortnight or La Semaine de la Critique:



Egy nap (One Day) by Zsófia Szilàgyi

(presented in La Semaine de la Critique)

The precise camera work and the powerful mise-en-scène convey the extraordinary intensity and tension of an utterly ordinary situation with feeling, humor and drama. A remarkably confident debut.

 

Girl by Lukas Dhont (Un certain regard selection) wins the Queer Palm in Cannes

The Queer Palm is an independently sponsored prize for selected LGBT-relevant films entered into the Cannes Film Festival. The award recognizes a film for its treatment of LGBT themes and gleans from among those films nominated or entered under Official Selection, Un Certain Regard, International Critics' Week, Directors' Fortnight and the ACID section.   The 2018 jury is headed by Syl...

 

VIDEO - BEST OF from the 71st Festival de Cannes

Check the best moments capturedon video, red carpets interviews, photocalls...

 

VIDEO - Interview with Terry Gilliam

 Video Interview for DON QUIXOTTE : JONATHAN PRYCE, TERRY GILLIAM, ADAM DRIVER, JOANA RIBEIRO ...

MARKET IN FOCUS

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Questions & Answers by Miss Chutima Bunyapraphasara, Thailand Deputy Minister of Commerce

Miss Chutima Bunyapraphasaraduring Thai Night What are the biggest strengths and assets that make Thailand and the Thai film industry competitive in entertainment? Thailand is very competitive because it combines two very strong assets. On one hand, our country is very attractive to foreign productions because of the natural beauty of our sceneries, the hospitality of our people and the easiness and cost-effectiveness of filming. On the other hand, the Thai film industry offers sta...  

Announcing the Thailand Short Film Competition

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The Thailand Film Office, under the Thailand Department of Tourism is responsible for promoting, regulating and supporting international film productions in Thailand. Films such as 'Hangover II', 'Tomorrow Never Dies', 'Only God Forgives', 'The Railway Man' and many others have filmed in the Kingdom of Thailand. Now, the Thailand Film Office wants to find the next generation of film-makers who will bring Thailand to the screen. History of the ...

 

Summer Hill Entertainment: New Movies you Want. New Movies We Got!

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Animation Day in Cannes 2018 ambiance

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Screening were held May 15 at the Palais  with buyers in attendance and at the Networking reception in the Palais at our friends from Pointimovie. The Animation that Matters Award was offered to Yellow Submarine for Gerald Potterton one of the key animators of the film. The Best of Fest Accolade went to Loving Vincent.  Check the video channels:   ADIC 2018 Ambiance I 2017    Showcases & WIP 2018 I 

 

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