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Cannes Film Festival 2009
:. Dates: May 13th - 24th
:. Venue: Palais du Festival
:. City: Cannes
:. Country: France
:. Edition: 2009/62nd
:. Official Site: Cannes Film Festival 2009
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From May 13th to May 24th, Plume Noire was covering the Cannes film festival to bring you exclusive reviews of the films presented as well as a festival blog. Please note that more reviews will be added within the next few weeks.
.: Palme d'or: The White Ribbon
.: Grand Prix: A Prophet
.: Prix exceptionnel: Alain Resnais
.: Best Actor: Christoph Waltz (Inglourious basterds)
.: Best Actress: Charlotte Gainsbourg (Antichrist)
.: Best Direction: Kinatay
.: Best Script: Spring Fever
.: Jury Prize: Fish tank et Thirst (ex aequo)
.: Caméra d'Or: Samson et Delilah
.: Special Prize: Ajami
.: Best Short: Arena
.: Special Prize - Short: The Six dollar fifty man
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Antichrist
Antichrist, which wants to be Lars von Trier's most personal and most important film, closes on itself and shows the hooks to hold the audience at a distance, while paradoxically seeking to shock it.
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Broken Embraces
Pedro Almodovar, as an educated cinephile having assimilated his influences well, from Hitchcock to Eisenstein, while passing by Rossellini and himself, delivers a film noir of protean richness.
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Fish Tank
Fish Tank is above all the story of a revelation named Katie Jarvis, the lead actress who was discovered at 17 in a train station.
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Inglourious Basterds
Following famous figures like Stanley Kubrick or Francis Ford Coppola, Quentin Tarantino delivers his war film, which is undoubtedly his most ambitious, but also his laziest.
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Looking for Eric
Ken Loach films are always highly anticipated and knowing that one of the most mythical figures of English soccer plays his own role makes it even more intriguing.
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A Prophet
While one might have expected another prison movie, A Prophet goes far beyond the limits of this sub-genre.
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Spring Fever
With Spring Fever Ye Lou attacks a new sulfurous subject: homosexuality, still considered a mental disease in his country.
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Taking Woodstock
With Taking Woodstock, he takes advantage of the audience and takes them on a small acid trip, without danger and after effects.
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Tetro
Served by an outdated but beautiful black and white, with color flashbacks, and rocked by the torpor of Argentinian tango, Tetro does not rate among the essential works of Coppola's career, but affects with the sincerity and faith of the message it conveys.
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Vengeance
With Vengeance, Johnnie To delivers one of his better successes since at least Election 1 and 2.
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The White Ribbon
With The White Ribbon, Michael Haneke reverses our expectations, delivering certainly his best film, a work that summarizes his oeuvre while being original at the same time.
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Cannes film festival 2012 - present
Cannes film festival 2002 - 2011
more Internaional Films festivals
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OUT OF COMPET.
.: Agora
.: L'Imaginarium du Dr ..
.: L'Armée du crime
.: LÃ -haut
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CERTAIN REGARD
.: A deriva
.: Air doll
.: Contes de l'âge d'or
.: Demain dès l'aube
.: Eyes wide open
.: Independencia
.: Irène
.: Kasi az gorbehaye irani ..
.: Le Père de mes enfants
.: Le Tsar
.: Los viajes de viento
.: Mother
.: Mourir comme un homme
.: Nang Mai
.: Policier, adjective
.: Precious
.: Samson et Delilah
.: Tales in the darkness
.: The Silent army
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