La Presse at the 76th Cannes Film Festival | Cannoiseries

Our special correspondent on the Croisette reports on the latest news from the Cannes Film Festival.




Lily Gladstone sees Martin Scorsese as a powerful ally


PHOTO PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA, AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE

Lily Gladstone at the team photoshoot Killers of the Flower Moona film by Martin Scorsese

Seen in particular in the films of Kelly Reichardt (Certain Women And First Cow), Lily Gladstone finds her first major role in Killers of the Flower Moon, fresco by Martin Scorsese evoking the drama experienced by the Osage Nation in the 1920s. During a press conference held on the sidelines of the screening of the film, selected out of competition, the actress, who lived her childhood in the reserve of Blackfeet, Montana, said Martin Scorsese, a world-renowned filmmaker, was in the best position to challenge people to supremacist ideas. “People listen to what he has to say. We need that kind of ally. »

May-Decemberfavorite of international critics


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Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman in May-Decembera film by Todd Haynes

Nine of the 21 films in the running for the Palme d’Or have now been screened. According to international critics listed by the British specialist magazine screen, May-Decemberby Todd Haynes, would be the best-loved film so far with an average rating of three stars, followed closely by dry herbsby Nuri Bilge Ceylan (2.8), and The Zone Interestby Jonathan Glazer (also 2.8). Black Flies, an American film by Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire (with Sean Penn and Tye Sheridan), brings up the rear with a rating of 1.3. On the side of French critics, listed by the professional journal The French movie, The Zone Interesta chilling work recounting the Holocaust from the point of view of the Nazi commander operating the Auschwitz camp, largely dominates a list where Black Flies is also at the bottom of the scale.

Altercation between Thierry Frémaux and… a policeman!


PHOTO VALERY HACHE, AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE

Thierry Frémaux was involved in an incident with a police officer, but everything is now back to normal.

Images of an incident that took place on Saturday in front of the Carlton Hotel, reopened this year after a few years of renovation, have spread like wildfire on the social networks frequented by festival-goers. We see Thierry Frémaux, general delegate of the festival, arguing vigorously with a police officer who accused him of having cycled on the sidewalk and of having continued his race despite the order to stop which would have been given to him. Notorious sportsman and black belt in karate, the general delegate was also delighted on Monday, during his press conference, to be able to travel during the festival on an electric bike loaned by a famous German manufacturer, one of the main sponsors of the festival. The exchange was heated, but the newspapers report that the incident ended with a handshake between the two men. The festival can run its course.


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