“Mysterious Gaze of Flamingo” wins a certain competition from Cannes

The first feature film by the Chilean director Diego Cespedes, “The mysterious Mirada del Flamenco” (Flamingo’s mysterious look), won the second category a certain compared to the Cannes Film Festival on Friday evening.

The film, set in the early 80s, revolves around a gay family in Chile and the beginning of the AIDS epidemic.

“This prize does not celebrate perfection. It celebrates this fear, this stubbornness of existence exactly like us, even when it annoys others,” Cespedes said after receiving the prize.

The section of the United Nations census (a certain look, in free translation), which usually focuses on art films, has been particularly strong this year, with several promising actors in the direction, such as Scarlett Johansson, Harris Dickinson and Kristen Stewart.

“Once upon a time in Gaza” (once upon a time in Gaza), who accompanies a low tanking drug trafficker and his coastal enclave subordinate the year in which the Islamic group Hamas has assumed power, has produced a prize for the direction of the Palestinian Gemelli Arab and Tarzan Nasser.

For everyone in Gaza, “for every Palestinian: their lives count and their voices count, and Palestine will soon be free,” said Tarzan Nasser, pulling one foot.

The comedy of the black humor of the Colombian director Simon Mesa Soto, who explores the world of art, “a poet of the United Nations” (a poet), received the second prize of the jury.

Frank Dillane, who interprets Dickinson’s well -accumulated debut on a homeless man, “Ruchin”, obtained the prize for the best performances, together with Cleo Diara, which recites in the exploration of the neocolonialism of Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro, in the original title.

The script prize went to the British director Harry Lighton and his perverted novel, “Pillon”, with Alexander Skarsgård.

Source: Terra

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