The editors of AlloCiné summarize the films seen during the 75th Cannes Film Festival every day. The focus today is on Tom Cruise’s return to the film Top Gun: Maverick, Jesse Eisenberg’s directorial debut, and the blood red comedy!
The skin competition is finally here! The 75th edition of the Cannes Film Festival kicked off this Tuesday, May 17th with a screening Cut!New movie Michel Hazanavicius. This comedy is based on the chaotic filming of a zombie movie, shot by a shocking choir actor, including Roman Diur, Berenie Bejo, Finane Oldfield, Matilda Lutz, Gregory Gadbois and others.
This French remake of a Japanese feature film Do not cut! To Shinichiro Ueda Conquered the Cannes community, which made him laugh and applaud during a presentation at the prestigious Salle Lumière at the Palais des Festivals.
On the competitive side, Tchaikovsky’s wife To Kirill Serebrenikov, Again at the festival a year after the selection of La Fièvre de Petrov. This time the director is really in Cannes when he was banned from leaving Russia last year.
Without competition, it was a long-awaited event at Croisette, a pre-presentation. Top Gun: MaverickWhich marks the return Tom Cruise Thirty years after his previous visit to the Cannes Film Festival. The star took advantage of her visit and joined the masterclass and reviewed her rich career in which AlloCiné’s editors were also immersed in a podcast dedicated to the actress, which you can see below.
At the same time, the directors’ Monday saw a return Pietro MarcelloWho presented his new film Ფrena, Opening. Critics’ Week also began with a presentation When you finish saving the worldTo achieve the very first Jesse EisenbergAt the opening.
The editors of AlloCiné are on the spot, have seen everything and will tell you about it!
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