Cannes Film Festival: Day 3: 18 May 2023

 

Cannes Film Festival 2023: Day 3

by Alexa Dalby

Black Flies

“The Chaos, Gore and Heroism of Being a NYC

Medic”

Variety review

 

Youth (Spring)

Wang Bing turns his intense focus on China’s young clothing factory workers again in this rigorous Competition documentary

Screen Daily review

 

LE RETOUR de/by CATHERINE CORSINI

Homecoming, by French director Catherine Corsini who won the 2021 Queer Palm for The Divide, follows Khédidja, who minds a wealthy Parisian family’s children for a summer in Corsica. She brings along her own two teenage daughters for whom it is an opportunity for them to go back to the island they left 15 years earlier, in tragic circumstances. While their mother grapples with her memories, the two girls indulge in all the summer temptations but questions surface about the family’s distant past on the island. The cast includes Virginie Ledoyen, Denis Podalydès, Aïssatou Diallo Sagna, Esther Gohourou, Suzy Bemba, Lomane de Dietrich, Cédric Appietto, Jean Michelangeli and Marie-Ange Geronimi.

LE RÈGNE ANIMAL de / by THOMAS CAILLEY

 

Indiana Jones and Dial of Destiny

Indiana Jones and Dial of Destiny

 

Indiana Jones

 

Harrison Ford receives honorary Palme d’or

First reactions

New York Times

SIMPLECOMMESYLVAIN(THENATUREOFLOVE)de/byMONIACHOKRI

LOS DELINCUENTES (THE DELINQUENTS) de / by RODRIGO MORENO

“….beguilingly surreal slow-motion Buenos Aires heist tale…” – Guardian

“Premiering in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard sidebar, the intimately cryptic epic is an acquired taste that demands patience, but for those willing to accept its meandering rhythms and puzzle-like structure, it offers many rewards.” – Hollywood Reporter

ROSALIE de / by STÉPHANIE DI GIUSTO 

Koreeda Monster interview in Deadline Hollywood

 

 

DÉSERTS (DESERTS) de/by FAOUZI BENSAÏDI 

THE SWEET EAST de / by SEAN PRICE WILLIAMS

UN PRINCE (A PRINCE) de / by PIERRE CRETON 

TIGER STRIPES de/by AMANDA NELL EU

“A coming-of-age story that explores teenage rebellion in a stifling society through the tale of a 12-year-old girl whose body starts to change at an alarming and horrifying rate as she hits puberty. Fearing she will be labeled a monster, she tries to conceal her changed appearance until one day she decides she no longer wants to hide away.” – Deadline Hollywood

INSHALLAH WALAD (INSHALLAH A BOY/ INCHALLAH UN FILS)  de/by AMJAD AL RASHEED 

Red Carpet 18 May (Montée des Marches)

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