Cannes Film Fest 2024: Fremaux on Courting “Megalopolis,” Greta Gerwig as Jury President, Missing Out on “Dune 2”

With one week to go before unveiling the 77th Cannes Official Selection, director Thierry Fremaux is wrestling with submission delays, impac of Hollywood’s double strikes and high expectations after last year’s edition unveiled Oscar winners “The Zone of Interest” and “Anatomy of a Fall.”

How to Have Sex: Molly Manning Walker’s Impressively Authentic Feature debut about Fenake Sexuality and Friendship (Top Winner of Un Certain Regard, Cannes Film Fest 2023)

A summer trip to Greece by three British high school grads takes a devastating turn when one of them is sexually assaulted in How to Have Sex.

Cannes Film Fest 2024: “Second Act,” Quentin Dupieux French Comedy, Starring Lea Seydoux, Is Opening Night

Playing outside of the competition for the Palme d’Or, it is the latest from prolific director Quentin Dupieux. 

Cannes Film Fest 2023: “Firebrand,” Karim Aïnouz’s Historical Drama, Starring Oscar Nominee Jude Law and Oscar Winner Alicia Vikander

Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz’s richly textured historical drama, his first film in English, portrays Henry VIII’s sixth and final wife, Catherine Parr, as she attempts to avoid execution.

Anatomy of a Fall: Getting the Film From Script to Screen (Cannes Film Fest 2023)

Producer David Thion about Obstacles to Getting the Film From Script to Screen: “It Was a Really Long Process”