cannes has not been without criticism.here it has been an almost entirely male competition. slightly better this year but certainly, still a lopsided selection. but even with its imperfections, every may, cannes intoxicates. the striking location, the emphasis is on fine art cinema juxtaposed with bra5h commercialism and the glitz and glamour all combine for a unique cannes experience. that brings our special cannes edition of talking movies to a close. we hope yo‘ve enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can always reach us online bbc.com and you can find us on facebook as well. so from me and the rest of our production crew here on the french riviera, it is goodbye as we leave you with some of the sights and sounds of the cannes film festival. hello once again. we really crammed in a great deal of weather acro55 the british isles during saturday. bright enough for many, and the temperatures really responding to that, as well, 27, again, around the murray firth, down acro55 east anglia, and on the eastern shores of e

it was not only international art cinema that defined cannes in its formative yea rs. defined cannesracting the most beautiful, talented and famous and, certainly, if you look at some of the images from the 1950s and you will see robert mitchum and kim novak and ava gardner. the glitz, the stars on the riviera. there really was solidified in the 1950s. over the years the official films slated cannes has recognised key films and filmmakers. cannes is dominated as the international taste makerfor dominated as the international taste maker for arthouse cinema. there are over 4000 film festivals the year and many of the other full important film festivals look at what cannes is showing what the word star and what the word of mouth is. it influences many other film festivals that follow. but cannes is perhaps not as influential as it once was in spotlight in new cinema. in the nineteen sixties, cannes was far more crucial is the taste maker in the absence of other festivals, in the absence of other festivals, in the absence of what we now have in terms of the internet and social media. ev

cannes has not been without criticism.s where it has been an almost entirely male competition. slightly better this year but certainly, still a lopsided selection. but even with its imperfections, every may, cannes intoxicates. the striking location, the emphasis on fine art cinema juxtaposed with bra5h commercialism, and the glitz and glamour all combine for a unique cannes experience. that brings our special cannes edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you‘ve enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can alway5 reach us online at bbc.com/talking movies and you can find us on facebook as well. so from me and the rest of our production crew here on the french riviera, it is goodbye as we leave you with some of the sights and sounds of the cannes film festival. many places have enjoyed a fine afternoon with some 5un5hine but rain has been pushing into 5outhern areas and will continue to move northwards through this evening. it will continue to move northwards through this evening with the odd heavy, maybe thundery

cannes has not been without criticism.gender balance is often an issue at cannes. there have been years where it has been an almost entirely male competition. slightly better this year. but certainly, a pretty lopsided selection still. but even with its imperfections, every may, cannes intoxicates. the striking location, the emphasis is on fine art cinema juxtaposed with brash consumerism. it all combines to create a unique cannes experience. that brings our special cannes edition of talking ovies to a close. we hope you've enjoyed it. please remember you can always reach us online at bbc.com and you can find us on facebook too. so from me and the rest of our production crew here on the french riviera, it is goodbye as we leave you with some of the sights and sounds of the cannes film festival. good morning. unfortunately, no riviera where the frost acro55 good morning. unfortunately, no riviera where the frost across the uk. bank holiday monday, of course, rain in the forecast. like lazio therefore most of us. this is a t

the 70thurtain up on cannes film festival kicks off. >> thanks for joining us. our top stories this hour, blurring party lines. emmanuel macron has appointed his cabinet with centrist, conservatives, and political newcomers in the mix. he's picked ministers from across the political spectrum but also get half of the jobs up grabbed two women. crucial parliamentary elections are just around the corner. we take a closer look at who is who in his cabinet. >> 22 ministers, 11 men, and 11 women. macron's first government s and politicaln outsiders. at 69, the new minister has been one of his closest advisers. the centrist leader becomes justice minister. he will be in charge of a new law to clean up french politics. a key condition for his political alliance with macron earlier this year. sending a strong signal to the business community, conservatives will be in charge of the economy. finance minister and the budget minister. a well-known environmental activist has been named ecology minister. he was in charge of defense under president francois hollande and becomes

forget #cannes. est.ear it is #nicolef thousands try to get a glance of their idol. >> we are going to see nicole kidman today. >> and finally she appears, womangh kidman's a busy involved in no less than four projects in this year's cannes film festival. this one starts off as a family comedy, but quickly becomes something much darker. you know i am always seeking out filmmakers that are different, and always trying to find those people. they are hard to find, hugos is completely uncompromising. i am still experimenting her. is fair to say that the cannes film festival has been good to kidman. she has had moulin rouge, collaborations with david lynch, there has been a snob, but now she -- a mother, and a boarding school mistress. where she cance nourish herself and reinvent herself thanks to directors who let her explore her new territory. unlike in hollywood where she is confined to playing porcelain dolls. kidman,ring alongside anning.anning -- elle f >> she has a mothering quality to her, but she is a

. >> it is time now for our special encore coverage from the cannes film festival. with france 24's eve jackson. ♪ >> so far the seen coming out of the festival is a lost and lonely children, rejected, abandoned, orphaned. of two children, both runaways to new york. ones two stories in one, set in the 1920's in black and white and the second in the very colorful 1970's. ♪ s> if "wonder struck" win cannes it will be as iff two movies take home the prize. the story based on a novel by brian selznick is about two children who run away to find 1920 andents, one in the other year laters -- years later. julianne moore plays two different roles. the actors one in --the actress won in cannes years ago and was deeply moved by the book. >> i found it so compelling and said universal -- and so universal a story, how when you are young you try to take control of your young life. wonderstruck" is one of moorel movies haynes and worked together on. >> we spend a lot of time looking at silent film and movies from the 1970's, urban two extraordinary era in our history. with a norma

for more from the famous cannes to our reporters. a big birthday for cannes this year. edition, we special will have prepared a hot lineup. there will be stars, like .anessa redgrave, emma stewart there will be tv shows for this anniversary. someone else celebrating, lisa. here is me, prognosticating. he had to save up to get this talks -- tuxedo made. tell us which ones are on your to see list. >> i love this time of year when everything is still on paper. i am looking forward to a new film by roman polanski. it is always a special occasion. he has one based on a true story, starring his wife green.e eva green -- ava it promises to be interesting. this has -- this is based on a true story, he was making a film and he started re-examining everything about his life and creative work. stilled to things we are dealing with today. at this.have a look [speaking french] >> i cannot put it back in. >> you are back on the air. >> here is the paving stone i have been saving. >> there are lots of stars at this year's cannes, but it is a nicole kidman film festival. >> she tends t

it is time to head now to cannes for a daily update from the year's film festival. we sat down with a pitch perfect actress brittany snow in cannes with an urban warfare movie called "bushwick." ♪ >> in the musical pitch perfect to an urban warfare movie the american actress brittany snow is in cannes to promote another side to her talents. a military force from texas invades the hip neighborhood of brooklyn in new york in an attempt to cess eide from the united states. ♪ >> "bushwick" seems far removed from reality. how pertinent is it in the current political climate? >> i don't think that it's that far fetched. i think that's why this movie is really raising a lot of questions, because although it seems out of the norm and crazy to think there would be an uprising or seceding from the united states, it isn't that far from the truth to think that maybe that could happen. this is a cautionary tale. and i think this is really showing what happens when people don't unite, especially in their country, and use their defenses o divide them. >> it is a very difficult rol

theater chains want to block us from entering the cannes film festival. ther talks, they said that films will be allowed to stay in the competition but to abuse the french theater industry, the festival has also established a new rule. as of next year, all cannes films must be ready to be distributed in french theaters. >> we agree that a film should be released in french theaters and spectators should have access to it. at the same time, what are we talking about? that canmber of films and unfortunately do not make it to theaters. another film in the competition but they stream online and in theaters. watching france 24. let's take a look at today's top stories. french presidential elect emmanuel macron has parliament in his sights. of hundreds of mps, half of whom had never run for office before. the white house downplaying controversy surrounding the firing of fbi director james comey. was as it comes out he dismissed days after he asked for more money to expand the investigation into russia's ties to the election. brazil's former president on the stan

>> it is cannes. "> welcome to the "france 24 newsroom. headlines -- iranians vote for the next president. the moderate incumbent faces a strong challenge. u.s. president donald trump says he is the victim of a domestic witchhunt, this as he gears up for his first international trip. and president emmanuel macron is reconfirm -- reaffirm france's commitment to fight jihadi. we are on the ground. molly: we begin with swedish prosecutors who have dropped a seven-year rape investigation into julian assange, a legal victory for the wikileaks founder who has been in the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012. let's cross to our correspondent who joins us from the united kingdom. today was the deadline for the prosecutor's office to renew or lift the arrest warrant. why did she drop the investigation, and does this mean we're likely to see a staunch leave the embassy? -- likely to see julian assange leave the embassy? >> it seems that the clock has just been running, and assange has played the timing. they have become exhausted with the difficu

no cannes do?quin phoenix walks off with a best actor prize at the film festival but has to apologise for his footwear. hello. for decades germany has stood shoulder to shoulder with america and the uk. but in the wake of brexit and the election of donald trump, might that be about to change? the country's chancellor, angela merkel, has warned that europe can no longer completely depend on its old allies and that europeans had to take their destiny in their own hands. it follows a g7 summit that chancellor merkel called very difficult and unsatisfactory. caroline davies reports. a loud reception and a giant pretzel, angela merkel received a large warm welcome campaigning in munich, but the german leader had less warm words for america and britain — german and europe can no longer rely on you. translation: we europeans must really take our fate into our own hands. of course, in friendship with the united states of america, in friendship with great britain, and as good neighbours whereever in friends

brent: time to take you to this year's can film festival -- cannes film festival.re was an argument about what films should be allowed to compete. reporter: all the stars came out to the opening gala of the cannes film festival. adrian brody, susan sarandon were among the big names that travel to help celebrate the 70th anniversary. ♪ reporter: and this could be the year for creative women at cannes. the opening film stars to women. -- two women. ♪ >> ♪ it ain't me ♪ reporter: three strong women are in the jury. a german director and actresses. this year jury's president is a spanish woman. a before have so many female directors and competing for the award, like this woman from japan with her drama. scottish filmmaker lynn ramsay, and a feminist remake of the american civil war drama, the beguiled. nicole kidman and colin farrell play the leads. this is also the second year running that a german film has made it to the competition, a remarkable development. >> it was tough to find even a single german film, but now they are back. last year there was a film that sco

|j looked like any other premier at cannes, but it was not.sised. ija, a film about friendship and a genetically modified super league, is made by netflix. it is the first year that the stringy service has made an entry at cannes, and deadening purists, because it will not get a cinematic release. —— superpig. at a screening, the logo was jeered. everytime the logo appeared, there isa everytime the logo appeared, there is a lot of controversy about its appearance. people were shouting and be really excited. some people are just like this is netflix. with a strategy of producing its own films and television series, nap leaks now has 100 million subscribers, globally, and the service believes its presence at the festival is a reflection of the industry catching up reflection of the industry catching up with technology. —— netflix.|j think it is an enormous an interesting conversation that is beginning. but the truth is, if you wa nt to beginning. but the truth is, if you want to know what i really think, i think, as in many matters, there is roo

the comments from cannes quickly spreading. many on social media cheering her message. anne thompson has details. >> he's living in a house in pakistan. >> reporter: on film, jessica chastain's hunted osama bin laden, crashed mississippi society and played the zookeeper's wife. now, she has turned critic, chastising the portrayal of women at the cannes film festival. >> the one thing i took away from this experience is how the world views women from the female characters i saw represented. it was quite disturbing to me to be honest. >> reporter: chastain watched 20 movies as a festival juror and her comments went viral. >> i do hope when we include more female storytellers, we will have more of the women i recognize in my day-to-day life. >> reporter: in 2016 only 7% of the 250 top grossing films in the u.s. were directed by women. female stars have long criticized hollywood, famous for liberal activism, for the way it portrays and pays women. a-lister jennifer lawrence slamming the multi-million dollar wage gap and meryl streep demanding more and better roles for older

that is what makes this yea rs —— cannes. winner of the palm d'or something of a surprise. the film—maker thrilled to bits. something of a surprise. the film—maker thrilled to bitsm something of a surprise. the film-maker thrilled to bits. it is fantastic, i am super happy. i chose a film that is dealing with this content, for them to picket, fantastic. we aimed to do a funny movie at the same time as well as dealing with the important questions andi dealing with the important questions and i am super happy that they picked this film, of course. the square, a satire about a museum pr stu nt square, a satire about a museum pr stunt that goes somewhat awry was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece, tackling the horrific dictatorship of political correctness. diane kruger. cheering and applause other winners included diane kruger for her role in the german film in the theatre. she plays a woman trying to put her life back together after herfamily trying to put her life back together after her family are killed trying to pu

started in cannes. 2003 from my idol at the time. the movies that marked my career prefer screen here in cannes. i am proud to be here tonight. nominee: 310 oscar joaquin phoenix won best actor for the hitman "you are never really hear." best director went to sofia coppola for "the guy out." -- beguiled." >> remind you top stories in paris, i states meeting taking place as vladimir putin meets a manual macron the french president says is important to talk to russia to resolve international issues. the kremlin is hoping both leaders get to know each other. in defiance of international pressure and the threat of more sanctions, pyongyang fires a short range for sick missile prompting a firm response from japan. it is time for the business news. i'm joined by brian quinn. we are starting out with a big development. >> the european airplane manufacturer just progress on a new helicopter factory in china. it will supplant 100 choppers to the local consortium for a one billion euro deal. angela merkel eight the with chinese authorities dur

grexit is the first day of the official competition here in cannes.he hot ticket tonight is wonder struck. it is the story of two deaf children whose destinies are intertwined in the new york of the 1920's and the 1970's. it stars michelle williams and julianne moore. she is accompanied by some talented young child actors. let's take a look at them in action. this is seen as a triumphant return for director todd haynes. he directed his 2015 film carol at the festival. it was a word-of-mouth sensation and it won an oscar. there is also a russian film screening tonight. it is called loveless and the critics are expecting great things from that. the director's previous film, leviathan, was very well-received in 2014. genie: let's take a look at today's headlines. emmanuel macron held his first ministerial meeting today with his newly named cabinet. the independent french president giving top spots to conservatives, socialists and political newcomers. departmentstice names a former fbi director as special counsel to oversee the investigation into possible

celebrities walking the red carpet at cannes.e nearly entirely naked. >> jillian andersen's transformation into david bowie. you have to see it the we have it coming of in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> time for "the skinny." starting with stars on red carpet at cannes. >> this year's annual big gala, they do, charity event. it turns out to be the raciest ever. >> bela hadid may have outdone herself. essentially wearing, looked like that's pretty much it. don't you think. >> she does. not hating on you. this australian model. her name is shanina shakh, turned out in a whole lot of leg. called a silver jumpsuit. revealing, the leg, and, side boob as well. >> a lot. >> nicky minaj, seemed to be channelling inner vampire. decked out in the black lace, plunging neckline. train on the end. >> elvyra would be proud. >> elder, established celebrities showed up wearing actual dresses. uma thurman. >> real clothes. covers the body. with a gold necklace. >> necktie. >> pretty cool. >> jessica chastainein a string of pearls down the c

the cannes film festival has drawn to a close down in the with a swedish, satire about the art world up the coveted palme d'or this year. this event has been a whirlwind of glamour, gowns and endless screenings. moments for you now. ♪[music] >> a surprise palme d'or winner. topcannes film festival award went to the ruben oz lin, a in fire about the artwork sweden. ♪[music] topics and the situations, very close to stand-up comedy. you easily can relate to. and it's a dilemma. a dilemma is something that you wo one or two -- no -- more options, how to react, but none are easy. they always lift up moral questions. runner-up went to the "120 tipped french drama beats per minute." follows an aids activist group in 1990's paris. >> it was important for me to a film on this theme. i didn't know which angle to a workecause it remains of fiction, even though a lot of it really happened. and i all these elements shuffled them like a deck of cards, to tell a story that's work of cinema. ♪[music] for bestkrueger won actress. her first and her native german. started here.all i received my first a

the cannes film festival is marking its 70th year. over the last seven decades, it has evolved and changed, much like the industry itself. e hahas this report. a eventit started as held in a peaceful him a coastal town. it was already a display of groep -- glamour and elegance and a promise of commercial success for winning motion pictures. throughout t the, the festival d its reputation deveveloped, and nearly -- in the early 1980's, built sixf cannes floors of offices and projection rooms. as the movie industry grew, so did the festival's influence, bringing in thousands of professionals from around the world. >> there are about 3000 movies presented here every year -- projects and competitions, everything from genre movies, independent movies, big blockbusters. the whole industry is represented. >> -- not -- pierre: the iconic 24 steps image ofhanged the films around the world. the red carpet him a both a blessing and a curse for the festival's organizing. >> it is tempting to take advantage of the red carpet when you are the direc

when we come back shrek ritz walking the red carpet at cann.e nearly entirely naked. >> and the transformation of jillian anderson into david bowie. you have to see it to believe it and we have it coming up in the skinny. it coming of in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> time for "the skinny." ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >>> time now for the skinnies at the red carpet at canns. >> it turns out to be the racy est ever. >> she may have outdone herself, essentially wearing what looked kind of like the veil of a wedding dress. >> that's it. >> that's pretty much it. >> not saying a lot when you say she might have outdone herself. >> i mean she looks beautiful. >> she does. we're not hating on you. then there is this australian model. her name is shanena shea. turned out in basically a whole lot of leg. it's called the silver jump suit, leg, a side boob as >> nick i ma naj decked out in that black lace plunging neckline. big train on the end. >> elvira would be proud. there were elder more established celebs who showed up wearing actual dresses. >> tha

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the last in, look at cannes. have you seen the square?y was not a front—runner, it is a satire. thank you forjoining us, michaela. that's all we have time for. see you in a while. buy. —— goodbye. this is the shape of things to come rather than what we saw for many athletes during the course of sunday which was a decent enough day for many. the weather watchers were out in force it again but the clout it up in force it again but the clout it up across in force it again but the clout it up across southern parts in the afternoon on into the evening. and that came as we began to see the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of france across the channel up into the southern parts of the british isles and then late in the day the first signs of some thunderstorms really beginning to pull up across southern parts of france, some of those working their way overnight to the southern half of britain. matey fare here, slightly fresher into the northern parts of scotland. it will start dry on monday. it won't last all day, i assure you ,

it may have looked like any other premiere at cannes, but it was not. i took nature...nd science... and i synthesised. ija, a film about friendship with a genetically—modified superpig, was made by netflix. it is the first year that the streaming service has made an entry at cannes, upsetting purists because it will not get a cinematic release. at a screening before the awards, the logo was jeered. everytime the logo appeared — there is a lot of controversy about its appearance. people were shouting and were really excited. some people are just like, oh, this is netflix. with a strategy of producing its own films and television series, netflix leaks now has 100 million subscribers, globally, and the service believes its presence at the festival is a reflection of the industry catching up with technology. i think it is an enormous an interesting conversation that is beginning. but the truth is, if you want to know what i really think, i think, as in many matters, there is room for everybody. ija has been warmly received by critics. more the pity, say some, that many will

cannes is where glamour meets art, celebrity meets creativity.his year's winner of the palme d'0r such a surprise — a swedish comedy causing something of an upset. filmmaker ruben 0stlund thrilled to bits. it's fantastic. and i'm super happy that they chose a film that is dealing with this content. and, yeah, and we aimed to do a funny movie at the same dealing with important questions and i'm super happy they picked this film, of course. the square, a satire about a museum pr stunt that goes somewhat awry was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece, tackling the horrific dictatorship of political correctness. diane kruger. applause. 0ther winners included diane kruger for her role in the german film in the fade. she plays a woman trying to put her life back together after herfamily are killed in a bomb attack. joaquin phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor for his role as a hit man in you were never really here. he did apologise for his attire — his shoes had been sent home by mistake. still, a night to celebrate for al

this is a cannes prizewinner.anger who turns up on the door of a family — father, mother and young child. the father recognises him, gives him a job and food and lodging, and the wife says, "who's he? how do you know him?" he says he's an friend. it's evident he's an old friend from a part of the husband's past that the wife doesn't know about. slowly, the film reveals its secrets. what i liked about it was it's a movie in which the story is not told through what he will say but through what they do, through their actions, the way they stand and behave. you immediately get to see with this character, he has been possibly in confinement. he can only sleep with the light on, he eats food fast as if he's protective of it. so you know more about these characters than they tell you. the film then moves from something that seems to be understated and low—key to something that is actually quite tragic and dramatic. the change happens almost imperceptibly. it's a film that wrong—footed me several times. i didn't know wher

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harvey: hey, it is war in cannes. scott disick is on his way. kourtney is there. i say more? >> bella thorne is going overseas with scott disick to cannes, where kourtney is with her new beau and the four of them are going to be yucking it up in france together. harvey: i don't know that they're yucking. [laughter] >> there was a lot of aftermath after last night's tragedy at manchester arena. the ariana grande concert. she's suspended the rest of her tour. harvey: it's like what the hell's going to happen with concerts? >> giving in to the terrorists where you abandon all of the things that are fun because you're afraid something will happen. and you can't live life like that. harvey: it's true. >> we got rachel lindsay. she's the very first black bachelorette. she had on a gold ring.

. >>> nicole kidman was the toast of the cannes film festival, receiving a 70th anniversary special prizeve before accepting the award. i swear the oscar winner never slows down. she did sit down in a new interview, in which she shares all about her family with h keit urban and what she jusn't cat leave home without. >> i have 20 books on the go at all time. like i read books, i read paper books, i go to the bookstore and buy them. >> nicole turns 50 next month and is planning to spend it with husband keith and their two girls. looking flawless on the cover of "in style," did she give the magazine a hint about a follow-up to "big little lies"? >> i just re-read "truly madly guilty." >> "truly madly guilty" is the latest best-seller by author liane moriarty, who also wrote "big little lies." it's a whole new story with different characters. both nicole and reese witherspoon have said they'd love to work together again. >> will you do more tv because of this? >> i would love to actually. i've really enjoyed it. i mean, the great thing about this is that there was such fantastic roles for fi

>> yeah, we'll facetime and call. >> calling. >> last week in cannes, nicole seemed to tear up when keithr ear. and these two just might be hollywood's most affectionate couple. >> do you get to enjoy these events on a date level? >> sure. >> yeah. >> yeah. oh, yeah. we just love being together. >> can you believe that keith almost never asked nicole out on a date? >> have you ever met anyone who was completely out of your league? kevin, you haven't. >> they're just adorable. nicole is in sydney, australia, to visit with her mom. then she's off to london to talk to james corden. she's part of star-studded cast as "the late late show" broadcasts from corden's home country next week. james is already in the spirit. there he is, as mary poppin. >> james corden, you always surprise us. >>> the property brothers surprise is one of the crown jewels in the universe, they like renovating homes and changing lives. besides their show drew is also busy planning a wedding. our carly steel found out how that work in progress is going on. >> she's chinese and i'm scottish. so we might do a traditional

whereer: cannes is celebrity meets creativity.this is a place that takes still making very seriously. -- take filmmaking very seriously. year's winteris such a surprise. a swedish comedy causing something of an upset. the filmmaker thrilled to bits. >> it is fantastic, and i'm so happy that they chose a film dealing with this content. movie ando do a funny at the same time dealing with important questions. "the square," a satire about a museum pr stunt that goes somewhat all right, was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece tackling the horrific dictatorship of lyrical correctness -- political correctness. >> diane kruger. reporter: other winners included diane kruger for her role in a german film. she plays a woman trying to put her life back together after her family are killed in a bomb attack. aquin phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor. he did apologize for his attire. his issues had been sent home by mistake. -- had been sent home by mistake. year toanother honor the art of filmmaking. laura: what

whatever you call him, we're not letting harvey: hey, it is war in cannes.tt disick is on his way. kourtney is there. need i say more? >> bella thorne is going overseas with scott disick to cannes, where kourtney is with her new beau and the four of them are going to be yucking it up in france together. harvey: i don't know that they're yucking. [laughter] >> there was a lot of aftermath after last night's tragedy at manchester arena. the ariana grande concert. she's suspended the rest of her tour. harvey: it's like what the hell's going to happen with concerts? >> giving in to the terrorists where you abandon all of the things that are fun because you're afraid something will happen. and you can't live life like that. harvey: it's true. >> we got rachel lindsay. she's the very first black bachelorette. she had on a gold ring.

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the 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close. joachim phoenix won the prize for best actor.creativity. this is a place that takes film making very seriously. which makes this year's winner of the palm d'0r such a surprise. the swedish comedy, causing something of an upset. the film—maker is thrilled to bits.|j causing something of an upset. the film-maker is thrilled to bits. i am super happy that they chose a film which is dealing with this content. yes. we aim to do a funny movie, at the same time dealing with important questions. i am super happy they picked this film for us. the square, a satire about a pr stunt that goes arrived it was described as a rich masterpiece attacking the dictatorship of political correctness. diane kruger. aye other winners included diane kruger, for her role in the german film, in the fade. she plays a woman trying to put her life back together after her family are killed in a bomb attack. joachim phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor for his role as a hate man. he did apologise for his attire. his shoes had been sent h

the cannes jury president described the square as a rich masterpiece that tackles what he called the. thanks for staying with us. this is bbc news. some of you may be wondering why i have this particular sphere behind me. it is a decent day across the british isles, isn't it? well, it was, until we started thickening cloud across the channel, eventually into the southern counties of england and wales. we have already seen the odd moderate to heavy burst of rain, the odd rumble of thunder. we are going to continue that process to the rest of the evening and overnight, pushing rain up to northern ireland, southern parts of scotla nd northern ireland, southern parts of scotland and through the north of england, the midlands. following on behind as we get into the muggy air. it may be that we see the return of thunderstorms across central and southern england, towards east anglia and maybe the south—east. notice how mild and sticky it is across the south. much fresher further north, where it stays dry for the first part of bank holiday monday. that is not going to be the way of it. we ar

we have harmonium, a cannes prizewinner. and jamie foxx in the thriller sleepless.art. i loved bergerac back in the day. a tv detective on jersey, bergerac back in the day. a tv detective onjersey, you see images from my town and all the third reich comes back. mindhorn is a 1980s tv -- all comes back. mindhorn is a 1980s tv —— all the memories come back. mindhorn isa —— all the memories come back. mindhorn is a 19805 tv detective but is more like alan partridge got ready. he played mindhorn with a bionic lead an outside to see the truth. julian barratt plays the actor who plays him. he's now he's washed up, balding, doing adverts. for orthopaedic sock. he's desperate for a job. the isle of man police get in touch and say we have a suspected serial killer who will only speak to mindhorn, the fictional character he believes is real. the police state, and play mindhorn for us to help us get him. so he thinks, this is a career providing opportunity to make the most. is a clip. 0k, here's a list of