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Press release
- Né quelque part (Homeland) by Mohamed Hamidi with Jamel Debbouze, guests of the Festival for a special screening
Press release
- All the films being presented at Cannes Classics 2013
Press release
- Kim Novak: guest of honour at the Cannes Classics screening of Vertigo
Press release
- Un Certain Regard: Thomas Vinterberg, President of the Jury and The Bling Ring by Sofia Coppola for the opening
Press release
- Forest Whitaker and Orlando Bloom in Zulu by Jérôme Salle to close the 66th Festival
Press release
- Audrey Tautou will host the ceremonies of the 66th Festival
Press release
- THE GREAT GATSBY by Baz Luhrmann is the opening film of the 66th Festival de Cannes and in all the cinemas in France
Cinéfondation
- For L’Atelier’s 9th edition, 15 projects from 14 countries have been selected.
Jury
- Jane Campion will preside over the short films and Cinéfondation Jury.
Guest Country
- India, special guest country in Cannes in 2013 to celebrate a century of its cinema.
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Interview with Vidya Balan
Feature Films Jury
Vidya Balan © FDC / GT -
Behind the Candelabra directed by Steven Soderbergh
Competition
Still from the film © RR -
La Grande Bellezza by Paolo Sorrentino
In Competition
Photo of the Film © RR -
Sarah Prefers to Run by Chloé Robichaud
Un Certain Regard
Photo from Film © RR -
Bastards by Claire Denis
Un Certain Regard
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Homeland (Né quelque part) by Mohamed Hamidi
Special Screening
Photo from the film © Mars Distribution -
Wakolda by Lucia Puenzo
Un Certain Regard
Film still © RR -
Shepard & Dark by Treva Wurmfeld
Cannes Classics
Photo from the film © RR
COUNTRIES ONLINE
Join us on a journey through the greatest filmmaking countries. Our short articles summarize the history of cinema as seen through the eyes of specialists. Each text is brought to life...
POLAND by Christian Szafraniak
In France, when we think of Polish cinema, a few names spring to mind: Polanski, Wajda, Kieslowski, Zulawski, Skolimowski, and maybe also Munk, Kawalerowicz and Has. A slightly older...
GERMANY by Wim Wenders
Dreamed up before the Second World War (Louis Lumière should have been its first President!), the Festival didn´t actually get underway until 1946 — one effect of Germany's most...
UNITED KINGDOM by Gilles Jacob
“There is no such thing as British cinema,” François Truffaut once said, never at a loss for provocative exaggeration. Well, well! Who would have thought that our...
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