Tomorrow, May 16, begins on the Cote d’Azur, one of the most important events in the world of cinema – the 76th Cannes Film Festival, which will last until 27 May. For actors, directors and other industry figures, this is a large-scale event, not even inferior to the Oscars, and the audience has something to see here: After all, among the same Oscar or Golden Globe nominees, films are consistently shown for the first time, especially at Cannes, therefore we do not recommend skipping the game show and any other screenings. What is the festival preparing to make us happy this year?
“Jeanne Dubarry”
Johnny Depp’s first role after his scandalous case with Amber Heard. This is the story of Jeanne Vaubernier, a young working-class woman who uses her wit and charm to climb the social ladder. She meets King Louis XV (played by Johnny Depp) and soon becomes his best friend, gradually gaining the status of one of the most influential women in France and the king’s official favorite. This, of course, is not to everyone’s liking.
“Flower Moon Killers”
Duet of Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro in Martin Scorsese’s drama. The plot develops around the Osage Indian tribe who lived in Oklahoma City, USA in the 1920s. Native Americans are killed one by one after one of them makes a fortune by discovering oil. The Osage massacres draw the attention of the FBI and they begin their investigation.
“Indiana Jones and the Wheel of Fate”
The fifth episode of “Indiana Jones” with Harrison Ford facing a difficult task. But our hero does not give up, as they say.
“Asteroid City”
Comedy melodrama from Wes Anderson with an stellar (classic) cast: Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, Tilda Swinton, Bryan Cranston, Edward Norton, Adrien Brody and others play the main roles. The events unfold in 1955, in a small fictional town near the crater left after the fall of an asteroid thousands of years ago. Every year a meeting is held here, attended by young astronomers, students, their families, teachers, as well as the military. Another such rally is abruptly interrupted by world-changing events.
“Idol”
Yes, Sam Levinson’s “Idol” (“Euphoria”) with Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd was sensational even before its release, and it’s going to Cannes. This is a story about a pop singer who is the owner of a nightclub and a part-time leader of a secret cult, and judging by the trailer, a very intimate story awaits us.
“Strange lifestyle”
Short western by Pedro Almodovar. After 25 years of separation, Silva (Pedro Pascal) meets Sheriff Jake (Ethan Hawke). Friends reminisce until the real reason for the visit is revealed.
“primary education”
A new Pixar cartoon about the City of the Elements, where the inhabitants of fire, water, earth and air coexist.
“Monster”
Hirokazu Kore-eda is a Japanese drama about a conflict that develops between two high school students and turns into something more.
“Declining Trajectory”
The main character is a German writer who died mysteriously after her husband fell off a cliff. Murder is suspected, and the only witness to the tragedy – her blind son – begins to doubt her mother’s innocence.
“May, December”
Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore in Todd Haynes’ (“Dark Waters”) drama. A teacher falls in love with his student, and their relationship receives maximum media coverage. And twenty years later, they are already married, taking home an actress to play in a movie about their life. But the visit only exacerbates the disagreement between the spouses and leads to irreparable consequences.
“Network”
A South Korean drama set in the 1970s when the director decides to remake the ending of the already finished thriller Web.
Source: People Talk
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