Cannes Film Festival finished yesterday eleven days of celebrating the Seventh Art and everything she drags.
Here's a quick summary:
The Tree of Life - Palme D'or
(This thursday I'm inside the theater, first sit!)
Best Actor - Jean Dujardin for his role in The Artist.
Obviously Madame Deneuve was there.
I'm really looking forward to see this film, it's seems such a loveble one (and I think I gained a crush on the actress...)
Best Director Award - Nicolas Winding Refn for his film Drive.
His speech was so "humble"...but funny!
Palme d'or for Best Short Film - Maryna Vroda
She was shaking so much, I started shaking too!
Best Screenplay -Joseph Cedar with Hearat Shulayim (Footnote)
The cámera D'or (For First film) - Pablo Giorgelli for his film Las Acacias.
Jury Prize - Maïwenn with her film "Polisse"
I was a little affraid of what she was going to say. Her life is already an intense dramatic film.
Grand Prix - Tied - Nuri Bilge Ceylan for "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" and Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne for "Le Gamin au vélo" (The Kid With a Bike).
Best Actress - L'Amérique Kirsten Dunst.
She was shaking too! What an experience right?
AND I left you with the best treat possible (at least for me) - it's a Christophe Honoré film. The cast is simply dreamy (mother and daughter fiction -non fiction Catherine Deneuve and Chiara Mastroiani). Enjoy.
Les Bien-Aimés
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