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Martin Scorsese’s Killers Of The Flower Moon receives standing ovation at Cannes

Based on David Grann’s non-fiction book, the western follows the murders of wealthy members of the Osage tribe in the 1920s.

Evening Standard

Excitement builds for Scorsese epic at Cannes

CANNES, France: The Cannes Film Festival is set for another major Hollywood premiere on Saturday, as Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese bring their Native American crime epic, “Killers of the Flower Moon”, to the French Riviera.

Bangkok Post

Depp comes up smelling of roses despite defamation trial’s catalogue of misogyny

The actor who joked about drowning and burning his then wife Amber Heard has been the toast of Cannes and has snagged $20m to hawk perfume

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Malaysian tweens earn their ‘Tiger Stripes’ in Cannes coming-of-age body horror

A young girl’s experience of puberty gets the body-horror treatment in Amanda Nell Eu’s playfully rebellious “Tiger Stripes”, the first feature by a Malaysian female director to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. FRANCE 24 spoke to Eu about the making of the movie and its universal message.

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Cannes 2023 week one roundup – from Depp to Godard, the chaotic circus rolls on

Enraging, bracing and sublime, the 76th edition of the French film festival kicks off with a controversial visit from Johnny Depp and gallops through films from Pedro Almodóvar, Catherine Corsini, Steve McQueen and more

The Guardian - UK

Elle Fanning sends fans wild as she dons 'enchanting princess' gown for Cannes

Elle Fanning has always wowed with her red carpet style and took things one step further at Cannes Film Festival in a head-turning metallic dress which wowed onlookers.

Daily Mirror

Koreeda praises screenwriter for new film at Cannes

CANNES, France -- Following the official screening of "Kaibutsu" ("Monster") at the 76th Cannes Film Festival, the film's director, Hirokazu Koreeda, said he enjoyed collaborating with screenwriter Yuji Sakamoto.

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Cannes 2023: Sean Penn and Tye Sheridan present their new film 'Black Flies'

American actor Tye Sheridan talks to Eve Jackson about his new film 'Black Flies', what it was like acting alongside Sean Penn and the challenges playing a New York paramedic. Tune in to see behind the scenes of a Cannes celebrity interview. Also on the programme, a reminder of the…

France 24

Cannes’s ‘essential workers’ stage Carlton protest as French pension battle hits festival

A relentless downpour threw a wet blanket on the world’s premier film festival on Friday, but it did not stop Cannes’s “essential workers” from staging a protest outside the Riviera town’s most emblematic palace hotel – a prelude to a larger rally scheduled on Sunday.

France 24

'Why does this movie exist?' Harrison Ford explains reprising 'Indiana Jones' at 80

CANNES, France — Harrison Ford is not an "80 is the new 40" kind of guy. He's very aware that he is old, and he has no problem with everyone else being aware of it as well. In fact, his decision to dust off the ol' fedora and resurrect his…

Los Angeles Times

Cannes Film Festival 2023: All the red carpet pictures and best looks

Arguably, one of our favourite events of the year, the Cannes Film Festival delivers on two counts. Firstly, it provides valuable insight into the films that we're all going to be talking about. Secondly—and most importantly—it fulfils all our red carpet fantasies by serving glamour, gowns and jewels by the…

Marie Claire

Johnny Depp’s return to Cannes exposes French split over #MeToo

While many oppose actor’s appearance after Heard trials, others prefer to separate person from performer

The Guardian - UK

Away from the Cannes glamour, hospitality staff protest over harsh conditions

French hospitality workers demonstrated on Friday at a five-star hotel a few blocks from the Cannes Film Festival's red carpet to draw attention to the difficult working conditions in the shadows of the glamour.

Reuters

Tearful Harrison Ford surprised with honorary Palme d’Or at ‘Indiana Jones’ premiere

CANNES, France — “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” premiered Thursday night at the Cannes Film Festival and Los Angeles Times film critic Justin Chang and culture critic Mary McNamara were there, walking the red carpet, watching Harrison Ford tear up as he accepted an unexpected honorary Palme d’Or…

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‘The welcome is unimaginable’: Harrison Ford reduced to tears in Cannes over Indiana Jones’s return

In an emotional press conference, the 80-year-old star talked about seeing his younger self on screen, his latest topless scene and why he is hanging up his fedora for good

Radio France Internationale

Postcard from Cannes #2 : If I could turn back time

There was high emotion at the Cannes Film Festival with Harrison Ford receiving an honorary Palme d’Or award on Thursday. The 80-year-old American actor was in town for the premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny". As with several films in Cannes, it takes the notion of time…

The Guardian - UK

Sean Penn says failing to resist rise in AI screenwriting is a ‘human obscenity’

At Cannes film festival, the actor expressed his solidarity with the striking Writers Guild of America

Bangkok Post

‘I love being older,’ says Harrison Ford

CANNES, France: Artificial intelligence may have been used to make Harrison Ford decades younger in parts of his final film as Indiana Jones, but the 80-year-old actor said on Friday he loved being older, and has no plans to slow down.

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Viola Davis' dramatic, white feathered cape is the best thing we've seen at Cannes

We're obsessed with Viola's glamorous look

The Guardian - UK

‘An irresistible mix of art and genitals’: Caligula finally comes to Cannes

Described by its screenwriter, Gore Vidal, as ‘easily one of the worst films ever made’, Caligula has been re-edited by Thomas Negovan and received its premiere this week. Here, he explains his decision to revisit the swords-and-sandals shockfest

France 24

‘Indy’ mania grips Cannes for Harrison Ford’s last crack of the whip

A year after celebrating Tom Cruise’s “Top Gun” comeback, the Cannes Film Festival paid tribute to another beloved icon of the 1980s with the world premiere of “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny”, returning Harrison Ford to the French Riviera to the delight of fedora-sporting Indy fans lining the…

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The Icon is an all-electric boat shaped by BMW in collaboration with boatbuilder Tyde

With its high-tech, luxurious interior, The Icon all-electric boat glides across the Cannes coast, bringing BMW’s design aesthetic to the waves

Los Angeles Times

Cannes kicks off with controversies and chuckles as it returns to full force

CANNES, France — "This is my worst Cannes."

Daily Mirror

Johnny Depp fans spot his 'brown and rotting teeth' as actor makes comeback at Cannes

Fans were left feeling disgusted as they discover Hollywood actor Johnny Depp's "rotting" teeth as he made his comeback at Cannes Film Festival, garnering the attention for his new film Jeanne Du Barry

Woman & Home

Catherine Zeta Jones' lookalike daughter Carys shares sweet family photos and fans are all saying the same thing

Carys Zeta Douglas made her Cannes debut on Tuesday alongside proud parents, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas

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