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Blue Fear. Filles bleues, peur blanche (original title) Lola Halifa-Legrand, Marie Jacotey.
- Festival de Cannes, Culture and Glamour
- No Question of Cancelling The World’S Largest and Greatest Film Festival
- Viva IL Cinema!
- Discover The Films of #Cannes2020: Action!
- The Newcomers, Included in The Official Selection For Their Very First Time
- Marché Du Film Online
- We Are One: A Global Film Festival in Digital Format
Forced to cancel its 73rd edition due to the health crisis caused by the #coronavirus, the world’s largest film festival is setting a date in 2021. For more than 70 years, Cannes has been the melting pot of a unique and magical alchemy between culture and glamour, a grandiose symbiosis between films and the stars on the Red Carpet.
Due to the global pandemic, the Festival de Canneswill not take place this year under the conditions that have made it the largest film festival in the world, nor will it take place on the scheduled dates: May 12-23, 2020. However, there is no question of cancelling it: as everyone knows, the Festival was only cancelled once, in 1939, and only one ...
The creativity of the authors, screenwriters, directors and actors are keeping cinema alive. “The Selection is here,” Thierry Frémaux says, “and it’s beautiful. It says that cinema, which has been disappearing from theaters for three months in 2020, and for the first time since their creation by Lumière on December 28, 1895, is more alive than ever...
Thierry Frémaux explains: “Because the screenings will not take place on La Croisette according to the Festival’s programming and traditions that make up the eventful character of Cannes, we have grouped the titles presented in a single list without including them in the usual categories: Competition, Un Certain regard, Out of competition, Midnight...
PASSION SIMPLE by Danielle Arbid (Lebanon) – 1h36 A GOOD MAN by Marie Castille Mention-Schaar (France) – 1h47 LES CHOSES QU’ON DIT, LES CHOSES QU’ON FAIT by Emmanuel Mouret (France) – 2h SOUAD by Ayten Amin (Egypt) – 1h30 LIMBO by Ben Sharrock (United Kingdom) – 1h53 ROUGE (Red Soil) by Farid Bentoumi (France) – 1h26 SWEAT by Magnus Von Horn (Polan...
The Festival de Cannes launches the Marché du Film Online, an online marketplace created to support the international film industry and help professionals, which will take place from June 22 to 26. This new online marketplace will be as close as possible to the Cannes experience, favouring live and real-time meetings. It will offer innovative alter...
Produced and organized by Tribeca Enterprises, a company founded by Robert De Niro and producer Jane Rosenthal, We Are One: A Global Film Festival is a digital festival that airs films on YouTubefrom May 29 to June 7, 2020. The digital event will feature films from the programming of 20 festivals, including the Berlinale, Festival de Cannes, Venice...
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Art Directions 2020. Every year, IFFR celebrates all things audio-visual. Our comprehensive understanding of the medium reaches its peak in Art Directions, IFFR’s wide-ranging programme of art installations, performances and exhibitions. Festival.
May 19, 2020 · 19 MAY 2020. News in brief. The 2020 edition of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival will be held from June 15 through 30 entirely online due to the current public health situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jul 5, 2021 · Avignon, July 5 to 25. After a 2020 pandemic hiatus, the 75th edition of the festival that rivals Edinburgh as one of the world's largest performing arts events opens Monday night with a hotly...
Guide to Cannes Film Festival 2024 in Cannes, France: location, dates, schedule, events and activities, nearby attractions, official references, and more.
Nov 19, 2021 · 163 French productions were selected at 10 major international film festivals,** representing 19.5% of these festivals' total offer of titles in 2020. 53 French titles were presented at Rotterdam, while at Cannes, via the "Cannes 2020 Label," the offer of French films reached the highest proportion (63.8%).
