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Big names, unknowns, regulars, novices… Featured in the official competition or in parallel sections, some of them have a real chance of finding themselves on the winners of the 2024 edition.
Gilles Lellouche, for Love phew
Drowned six years ago under a deluge of praise for his formidable Great Bath, Gilles Lellouche is back on the Croisette with an even more ambitious and promising (long) film. A story of crazy, feverish, fiery (and violent, we are assured) love at the end of the 1980s. Nolds And boomers are impatiently awaiting the soundtrack since it is a teen movie coupled with a musical comedy with a bit of dancing. Adèle Exarchopoulos and François Civil share the poster, surrounded by several swords of French cinema.
In competition / In theaters October 16.
Christophe Honoré, for Marcello Mio
What is the weight of heritage when you are an actress and your parents are two icons of the 7e art ? This is the question that Christophe Honoré asks in this comedy which starts from a preposterous idea – that of transforming Chiara Mastroianni into his father – and mixes reality with fiction with panache. While the girl joyfully embarks on an apparent identity delirium, her loved ones (Deneuve, Biolay, Poupaud) and her partners…
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