Joyful and combative Judith Godrèche, facetious George Miller, post-apocalyptic Iris Mittenaere on the red carpet

The sun was – finally – out to welcome the stars of the day’s climb to the Croisette on Wednesday May 15. Many of them came straight from Hollywood for the screening of the highly anticipated Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. In the cast of the fifth opus of the legendary saga of metal and blood which will be released on May 22, are Anya Taylor-Joy and Marvel’s god of thunder Chris Hemsworth. The first is splendid in a custom-designed vintage Dior dress, the second is more comfortable in a white shirt and a suit jacket of the same color, without a tie or bow tie. A misbehavior normally prohibited on the Croisette. But when your name is Chris Hemsworth, anything forbidden seems permitted.

Another highlight of the evening, the short film team’s climb up the stairs Me too by Judith Godrèche, screened at the opening of the Un Certain Regard selection. Her presence is a striking moment of the festival to say the least, seven years after the fall of former American producer Harvey Weinstein, and five months after the speaking of the actress, who became spokesperson for a #MeToo of French cinema. When climbing the steps, the film crew appeared very united and united.