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    CANNES FESTIVAL – “DOSSIER 137,” a procedural set against the backdrop of France’s yellow vest protests

    Dominik Molle’s previous film, “LA NUIT DU DOUZE,” was a [...]

    May 18, 2025
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    CANNES FESTIVAL – “EDDINGTON,” anatomy of an America in the throes

    May 20, 2025
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    LE DIVORCE: The Cannes Festival and its main sponsor Canal Plus part ways

    PARIS - On Thursday it was announced that Canal Plus, a France-based media conglomerate that began in 1984 as this country’s first privately-owned television, would be definitively pulling out of the Cannes Festival as its main sponsors. Cannes, and Canal as it’s known more simply, have been in a collab for the last 28 years, the latter beaming the opening and closing ceremonies into hundreds of thousands of homes, its familiar logo omnipresent

    December 21, 2021
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    CANNES FESTIVAL announces opening film: “Annette” by Leos Carax

    IT’S ALIVE! The Cannes Festival, much like the sphinx rising [...]

    April 19, 2021
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    CANNES FESTIVAL announces summer-bound edition in 2021. But will it stick?

    The Cannes Festival will indeed take place this year, two months later than usual. In a press release sent this afternoon by email, the festival said the 2021 edition would run from the 6th to the 17th of July. Cannes would thus take place about a month after the government of France will have been able to complete dissemination of the covid-19 vaccine nationwide, the idea being that, for France, at least, the coronavirus will presumably be under control.

    January 29, 2021
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    EPIC PICTURES x DREAD ACQUIRE WORLD ON TRIO OF HORROR FILMS AHEAD OF CANNES MARCHÉ DU FILM

    Los Angeles, Calif. | Epic Pictures and DREAD have announced [...]

    June 20, 2020
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    #cannes2020 is dead. Long live #cannes2020

    PARIS - Finally, the suspense is over. Thierry Frémaux, programmer of the Cannes Festival, and Pierre Lescure, President, released today the names of the films that would've been screened at Cannes this year, had the event taken place. As we all know, the world went tits up in March, everything got canceled because of a wayward virus, including the Festival, and Donald Trump recently held a Bible in front of a shuttered church

    June 8, 2020
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