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Politically Charged Cannes Heads To Awards Night

The 77th Cannes Film Festival draws to a close Saturday after a politically charged edition full of blood and feminism.

International Business Times

Erotic dancer comedy-drama wins top prize at Cannes

"Anora", an explicit and often hilarious story about a New York erotic dancer, won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday, which also saw a first-ever win for a trans actress.

Radio France Internationale

CANNES PHOTOS: See the standout moments from this year's film festival

The Cannes Film Festival draws glamour to itself like a moth to the flame

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Escaped Iranian Director Receives Ovation At Cannes

It is one of the most dramatic storylines ever delivered at Cannes: Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof walked the red carpet Friday after fleeing a prison sentence in his home country just days before the film festival.

International Business Times

Escaped Iranian director wraps up wide-open race for Cannes Palme d’Or

The race for the Palme d’Or wound up with a bang on Friday with the screening of escaped Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof’s “The Seed of the Sacred Fig”, adding a geopolitically charged red-carpet appearance to a 77th Cannes Film Festival that has delivered several strong contenders for the top prize…

France 24

The most political apolitical festival ever? Here’s how Cannes 2024 went – and who will win

There were no overt boycotts this year, but there were entries about theocracy, Trump and the far right. There was still room for love, though – and sex. Here’s who I think will win, and my alternative ‘Braddies’ awards

The Guardian - UK

Eva Longoria Hasn't Changed Her Cannes Style in Two Decades

She says a $400 tool was worth the hype.

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Gazer: The psychological drama that’s a cult hit-in-waiting

If there’s any justice, the film will become a word-of-mouth sensation

The Independent UK

“Racist Pure And Simple”: Kelly Rowland Explains What Happened In The Viral Cannes Incident

"Not even THE Kelly Rowland is safe from these Karens—all jealous and bitter and racist as hell." The post “Racist Pure And Simple”: Kelly Rowland Explains What Happened In The Viral Cannes Incident first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Kelly Rowland alleges racial profiling in Cannes film festival usher incident

Destiny’s Child singer confronted usher at Marcello Mio premiere earlier this week

The Guardian - UK

Netflix ‘poised to buy’ Cannes’ most divisive film

The film has received both five-star and one-star reviews

The Independent UK

“Sunflowers…” by FTII Pune wins top prize at Cannes Film School competition

"Sunflowers Were the First Ones to Know" won the First Prize of La Cinef section of the Cannes festival and a grant of 15,000 euros (approximately Rs 13.5 lakh). Must follow the story on Dynamite News:

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Kelly Rowland’s Interview About Her Viral Cannes Photos Is Dripping With Scalding Hot Tea

Say it louder for the people at the back :clap:!!!

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Demi Moore, Cher and more stars raise money for AIDS research at annual amfAR gala near Cannes

Some of the biggest stars in the French Rivera for the Cannes Film Festival made appearances at the 30th annual amfAR gala to raise money for AIDS research

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The Guardian - UK

All We Imagine As Light review – dreamlike and gentle modern Mumbai tale is a triumph

Payal Kapadia’s glorious Cannes competition selection is an absorbing story of three nurses that is full of humanity

Marie Claire

Kelly Rowland Breaks Her Silence About Her Viral Exchange at the Cannes Film Festival

“I stood my ground.”

The Independent UK

Mohammad Rasoulof fled Iran to debut his film in Cannes. 'I have many more stories to tell,' he says

Mohammad Rasoulof was facing eight years in prison and likely more considering the uncompromising nature of his latest film, “The Seed of the Sacred Fig,” when he decided to flee Iran

Marie Claire

Bella Hadid Wears a Vintage Palestinian Keffiyeh Sundress at Cannes

Her dress is made from a keffiyeh.

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Marie Claire

Charlotte Casiraghi, Granddaughter of Princess Grace of Monaco, Wows in Bridal White at Cannes

American actress Grace Kelly attended Cannes in 1955, met Prince Rainier of Monaco while there, and married him less than a year later—so it's easy to see why the film festival holds meaning for Charlotte.

International Business Times

Gary Oldman Talks Sobriety And 'Harry Potter' At Cannes

British actor Gary Oldman, who plays a washed-up alcoholic writer in new Cannes film "Parthenope", said Wednesday he is celebrating 27 years sober.

Evening Standard

Shia LaBeouf's return to the red carpet should have sparked outrage

The actor’s appearance at Cannes Film Festival last week slid by without ruffling many feathers. This should not be the case, says Maddy Mussen

The Independent UK

Moment Kelly Rowland scolds female security guard at Cannes Film Festival red carpet

Fans came to the singer’s defence

Marie Claire

All About 'The Substance,' the Controversial Body-Horror Film About Beauty Standards That's Shocking Cannes

'The Substance' is one of the most divisive movies at this year's film festival.

Fashion Times

Demi Moore is Enjoying Her Third Career and Style Revival at 61 With "The Substance"

The actress is back in the spotlight and on the red carpet as her new film "The Substance" debuts at the Cannes Film Festival and Moore steps up in star-studded style.

France 24

Cannes chronicles: David Cronenberg presents 'The Shrouds', inspired by death of his wife

David Cronenberg – or Dave Deprave, as he's sometimes nicknamed – is the father of body horror. "The Shrouds" is the director's seventh film in competition at Cannes. Each one has been controversial. His first Cannes movie in 1996, "Crash", inspired mass walkouts at its premiere but ended up winning…

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