Cannes Film Festival 2010 :. Dates: May 12th - 23rd :. Venue: Palais du Festival :. City: Cannes :. Country: France :. Edition: 2010/63rd :. Official Site: Cannes Film Festival 2010

From May 12th to May 23rd, Plume Noire covered the Cannes film festival to bring you exclusive reviews of the films presented as well as a festival blog.

.: Palme d'or: Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
.: Grand Prix: Of Gods and Men
.: Best Actor: Javier Bardem (Biutiful) / Elio Germano (La Nostra Vita)
.: Best Actress: Juliette Binoche (Certified Copy)
.: Best Direction: Mathieu Amalric (On Tour)
.: Best Script: (Poetry)
.: Jury Prize: A Screaming Man
.: Caméra d'Or: A. Bisiesto
.: Best Short: Chienne d'Histoire
.: Un Certain Regard Prize: Ha Ha Ha
.: Un Certain Jury Prize: Octobre
.: Un Certain Special Prize: Adela Sanzhez, Eva Bianco & Victoria Rapos (Los Labios)

Biutiful Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu had to tap into new resources to offer a new film.

Carlos Olivier Assayas embraces three decades of international geopolitics and delivers a movie marathon as explosive as a charge of C-4 explosives.

Certified Copy For his first film shot outside Iran, Abbas Kiarostami defines the different stages of a couple's life with an intimate style that stands apart form the rest of his filmography.

Chatroom Thinking he has found an original concept that would allow him to showcase his prowess as a director, the director of Ringu adapts to the screen a play destined for a teen audience, and embarks completely into the realm of caricature.

Chongqing Blues Predictable from start to finish, served by lackluster direction and with no surprises, Chongqing Blues disappoints.

The Housemaid By offering a look into the cruel world of the haute bourgeoisie, The Housemaid exalts a poisonous atmosphere, almost agonizing, which is enhanced by expert directing, but is perhaps a little too aesthetic.

My Joy My Joy is the first feature film from Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa, previously known for his documentary work.

Of Gods and Men Filmmaker Xavier Beauvois uses context in the service of his argument, favoring a gray-tinted photography, filming a bright and sunny country such as Algeria as he would film a world in ashes, victim of obscurantism.

On Tour For his fourth directorial venture, actor/director Mathieu Amalric immerses himself in the milieu of the New Burlesque.

Outrage A yakuza film without severed fingers and explosions of violence is not a yakuza film. Luckily, Takeshi Kitano's Outrage contains all these elements and more.

The Princess of Montpensier The Princess of Montpensier is more of a good quality television series, but proves to be a complete wreck on the big screen.

Robin Hood Robin Hood does not really have any other ambition than to entertain by taking itself seriously without investing itself further.

Uncle Boonmee Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives is Apichatpong Weerasethakul's most accessible film and his most successfully completed to this day.

Wall Street – Money Never Sleeps Wall Street 2, spares us no Hollywood clichés.

You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger It would be a mistake to view You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger as a minor film in his filmography.

.: 05/23: Award Winners Pictures
.: 05/23: Charlotte Gainsbourg
.: 05/23: Ha ha ha & Claire Denis
.: 05/21: Hors-la-loi
.: 05/20: Apichatpong Weerasethakul
.: 05/18: Géraldine Pailhas
.: 05/18: Naomi Watts & Doug Liman
.: 05/15: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu & Takeshi Kitano*
.: 05/15: Palmarès in progress*
.: 05/15: Woody Allen & Kaboom*
.: 05/14: Alain Delon, Martin Scorcese & a Guepard
.: 05/14: Wall Street 2 & Housemaid
.: 05/12: Tim Burton & Robin des Bois*
.: 04/15: 2010 Cannes film festival lineup

*in French