there are dozens of films premiering here at the cannes film festival and a spanish director will be those on the jury will decide who the best are. spain's most acclaimed director. five of his films have entered the official competition at cannes. he was once a member of the jury and now pedro almagro bauer is the president. earlyaught, he funded his filmmaking by working at a flea market and a telephone company. since becoming a director, many of his films had a focus on women. it's true that he loves working with actresses, and you can see that in his films. the case, heren't would not be able to enter the female universe as he does in such a personal and relevant way. >> he knows how we are on the inside and our deepest feelings. first feature his in 1980. eight years later, he got his for womenr nomination on the verge of a nervous breakdown. he then went one better in 1999 and 2002, getting an oscar for all about my mother, and talk to her. he tried the psychological thriller john wright for the first time -- the psychological thriller genre for the first time. >> the skin i li

dailyis time now for our rendezvous at the cannes film festival. ♪ >> a large run for fugitives and aoulin rouge dancer, but this is really dominating the cannes film festival. she has no less than four injuries. forget #cannes. est. year 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

films that got festival—goers talking. if i heard films that got festival—goers talking. ifi heard that films that got festival—goers talking. if i heard that a film went to cannesclever satire from sweden called the square, and russian relations in loveless. and some of the pressing issues of the day. cinema is about life, and right now, like us to model is. plus the row over netflix showing its films at the festival. when netflix's name appeared, there we re when netflix's name appeared, there were boos. and we look back at cannes through the decades. all that on this special cannes edition of talking movies. —— talking movies. it proceeded as normal this year, but there was heightened security. the mood was subdued and a little tense after the manchester bombing. festival—goers still thronged, beggars were eaten, and espresso was down. one big difference, film wise, this year, is that no big hollywood studio pictures were there. but that is not to say there was no american presidents. american indie films feature prominently in the lineup. —— presence. one of the more eagerly awaited films was the beguiled. the story of a soldier during the civil war, shelter

cannes festival. >> still to come, kristen stewart, dustin hoffman and so many more. keep up with us on facebook, instagram and twitter. see more with more action from the cannes filmval. 05/19/17 05/19/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from los angeles, this is democracy now! swedish prosecutors have dropped the investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by wikileaks founder julian assange. but could he still be extradited to the united states if he ststs foot outut of the ecuadoran embbassy where he has been holed up f for close to fiveve years? we will speak to human rights lawyer. then to the war on drugs.

cannes today, the mother of all film festivals. with italian neorealism. one of the films in the first edition from 19116 was rossellini‘s rome, open city. the french critics were very enthusiastic about the neorealists. the first few editions of the festival did a big part to put neorealism on the map. and who else would it be but sofia loren to excite the pressmen and crowds? it wasn‘t only international art cinema that defined cannes in its formative years. there was glitz, glamour, the media circus. cannes was always very good at attracting the most beautiful, talented and famous and, certainly, if you look at some of the images from the 19505, and you will see robert mitchum and kim novak and ava gardner. the glamour, the glitz, the stars on the riviera. that really was solidified in the 19505. over the years, the official film slate at cannes has repeatedly recognised key films and filmmakers. cannes has dominated as the international tastemaker for arthouse cinema. absolutely. there are over 4,000 film festivals during the ye

the cannes film festival is a place where celebrity meets art and creativity. s year's winner of the palm the all such a surprise. —— palm d'or. a swedish comedy has made an upset. the director is thrilled. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this kind of content. and, yeah, we and to do a funny movie that dealt with important questions at the same time. —— aimed. i am important questions at the same time. —— aimed. iam happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a be asked and which went awry, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. —— pr stu nt. of political correctness. —— pr stunt. other winners were diane kruger, who played a woman tried to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked stunned when he was given best actor for his role as a hitman. he apologised for his clothes. his shoes were sent home in a mistake. another year goes by honouring the art of filmmaking. not so much the wrong trousers, the wrong shoes! this is bbc news. this is the

the 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close with the coveted award being won by a swedish filmcelebrity meets creativity. this is a place that is takes filmmaking very seriously. the square. that makes this year's winner of the palme d'0r such a surprise. a swedish comedy causing upset. reuben 0stland is thrilled. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this kind of content. and, yeah, we aimed to do a funny movie that dealt with important questions at the same time. i am happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a pr stunt which went awry, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. it was described by the jury as a rich masterpiece. diane kruger. 0ther winners were diane kruger, who played a woman trying to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked stunned when he was given best actor for his role as a hit man. he apologised for his clothes — his shoes were sent home by mistake. still, a night to celebrate for all of those who won. at another year to celebrate the

brent: time to take you to this year's can film festival -- cannes film festival. e 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 scor

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 stand

it is cinema going, which is what the cannes film festival is all about. molly: let's look at the headlines. iranians vote for the next president. incumbent hassan rouhani faces a strong challenge from populist hardliner egrahbrahim raisi. u.s. president donald trump says he is the victim of a domestic witchhunt, this as he gears up for his first international trip. president emmanuelle rock thrown -- emmanuel macron who has arrived in molly to reaffirm france's commitment to fight jihadists -- has arrived in mali. those are live images from mali, the country's east. we are moments away from a press conference that will be taking place. this is president macron first trip abroad outside of europe. he was sworn into office, installed as president, this past sunday. this marks his first week in office as the head of the french state. a shorted here in mali time ago, earlier today, and he is standing next to the malian president. we will hear from both men. >> [speaking foreign language] molly: we're waiting for our translation to come through. once again, we

. >>> and a hollywood star speaking out at the cannes film festival. >>> we're back now with an alert about a about a growing scam that's turning the american dream of owning a home into a nightmare. cyber thieves are targeting buyers as they're closing on a home by intercepting e-mail and stealing their payments. some lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. nbc business correspondent jolene kent on what to look out for. >> reporter: from the fbi office in minneapolis, a new warning for home buyers about con artists out to steal their payments. >> someone could lose their life savings. >> reporter: the fbi says reports of these scams have increased 480%. costing home buyers hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> they are watching everything someone is doing and deciding the right time and right place the will strike. >> reporter: here's how it works, when buying a home the e-mail of the broker or buyer is hacked and they intercept messages and at the right moment insert fraudulent account information that looks official. and buyers unknowingly wire money for a payment to an account in th

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

the cannes film festival's top isrd went to "the square," satire about the art world in sweden wheretain behavioral codes and clinical correctness are suddenly upended. the topics in situations are close to stand up comedy. the situation that can be easily related to. it is a dilemma, something that you have one or two -- more than two options how to react, but none of them are easy. they always looked up more questions. the runner-up award went to the french drama "120 these permit -- per minute." it follows and eight activist group in 1990's paris. >> it was important for me to make a film on this team. -- theme. it remains a work of fiction although a lot of it really happened. i took these elements in a shuffle them like a deck of cards to tell a story that is purely a work of cinema. reporter: diane kruger one best actress for her role "in the faith," her first in her native german. started in cannes. 2003 from my idol at the time. all 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 f

the 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close with the coveted palme d'or being won by swedish filmr, joaquin phoenix, won the prize for best actor. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. cannes is where glamour meets art, celebrity meets creativity. this is a place that takes filmmaking very seriously. the square. that makes this year's winner of the palm d'or such a surprise. a swedish comedy causing something of an upset. the maker, ruben, thrilled to bits. it is fantastic. i am so happy they chose a film dealing with this content. and, uhh, yeah, we aimed to do a funny movie that at the same time dealt with important questions. i am super happy they chose this. the square, a satire about a museum pr stunt which goes somewhat awry, described by the cannes jury as a rich masterpiece, talking about the dictatorship of political correctness. other winners were diane kruger, who played a woman trying to put her life back together after her family were killed in a bomb attack in the fade. joaquin phoenix looked a little stunned when he was named best actor for his role as a hitman in you were

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 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close with the coveted palme d'0r being won by swedish filmlman reports. cannes is where glamour meets art, celebrity meets creativity. this is a place that takes filmmaking very seriously. speaks spanish. the square. ..which makes this 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 bes

and the film that's sparked a generational clash at the cannes film festival has its world premiere. we'll tell you what the public thought of it. donald trump's presidency has run into further controversy, after two separate american newspapers made two new allegations about possible links between the white house and russia. the first relates to a meeting the president had with russian officials, with the new york times claiming donald trump told them: ”'i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy, a real nutjob, i faced great pressure because of russia. the senior white house adviser under scrutiny by investigators is someone close to the president. the reports were made publicjust as donald trump was leaving for his first overseas visit as president. and, in yet another development, we've heard that james comey will testify in an open session before the senate intelligence committee. i spoke to the bbc‘s laura bicker in washington about that latest report. it's one of these hearings where the entire washington and parts of the united states may grind to a standstill. remember,

and the world premiere of a film controversially entered into the cannes film festival is repeatedlynterrupted by boos from the audience. donald trump's presidency has run into further controversy after two separate american newspapers made two new allegations about possible links between the white house and russia. the first relates to a meeting the president had with russian officials, with the new york times claiming donald trump told them this. and then this from the washington post. "the senior white house adviser under scrutiny by investigators is someone close to the president." the reports were made publicjust as donald trump was leaving for his first overseas visit as president. and in yet another development this evening, we've heard that james comey will testify in an open session before the senate intelligence committee. let's take you straight to the bbc‘s laura bicker in washington. we will start with the latest development in a long line of developments. james comey will give evidence in an open hearing. what he has to say will be crucial to know about the circumstance

film festival it -- 70th can film festival is taking off. stars will gather for the biggest film celebration in the world. 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,

up next, will be heading to the cannes film festival. al gore has been speaking about film, an inconvenient sequel, truth to power. that is next. ♪ next you all think i'm at the beach today, sipping champagne with the stars. actually i spent quite a bit of time doing this. i thought it was very challenging and provocative. >> i just thought it was a very excellent movie with dustin hoffman. >> it is funny. >> that was one of the most beautiful experiences of my whole life. ♪ >> there is harm, thriller, romance, and film calling for action, like a film from the former u.s. vice president al gore. his documentary change the public's perception of climate change. >> the most criticized scene in the movie was showing that the accommodation of sealevel rise and storm surge would flood the 9/11 memorial site, and people said what a terrible exaggeration. >> it flooded the world trade center site. ♪ >> al gore, hello. filme at the cannes festival. do you think people at a festival like this care about climate change? >> i think the answer is def

a swedish film called the square has backed the top award at the cannes film festival. as one of 19 films competing for the palm d'0r prize. this festival this year has been surrounded by controversy. netflix broke with tradition by not releasing its two entries in cinemas. i spoke to the netflix chief product officer about why they chose that distribution model. we are chose that distribution model. we a re really chose that distribution model. we are really trying to meet consumer expectations around their entertainment experience, meaning broad entertainment experience, meaning b roa d a ccess entertainment experience, meaning broad access to content and we know that the films, we know this global distribution platform we have the person i —— personalisation platform can find the biggest audience and support those creators more effectively and we think it's a great option the distribution. you have the issue about how friends cinema tickets are taxed and a lot of those proceeds go to brand —— fund the french cinema so in essence your distribution model would kill fren

0stlund who is pictured here, running to accept his award, has won this year's palme d'0r at the cannes film festivalells the story of a museum's public relations stunt that goes somewhat awry. with me is michaela bergman, who's chief counsellor issues at the european bank for reconstruction and development think you for coming in. shall we start with some misery for the passengers of bae? start with some misery for the passengers of me? stuck at heathrow and not just that, passengers of me? stuck at heathrow and notjust that, all around the world as well. and their stories pairof world as well. and their stories pair of people who couldn't get to weddings, all sorts of personal stories. so i think this story shows you the personal misery of people waiting for hours and i was travelling on friday so i didn't —— saidi travelling on friday so i didn't —— said ijust missed it but there is theissue said ijust missed it but there is the issue of what does to the airways brand because you know, it brand is offered the world 's favourite airline is what this will do? it will have a financial impact because

and the film that's sparked a generational clash at the cannes film festival has its world premiere.

genie: the biggest film festival in the world kicked off yesterday in cannes. re about the very first films being screened in competition today. grexit is the first day of the official competition here in cannes. the 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, socia

the seventieth cannes film festival has drawn to a close, with the coveted palme d'or — the highest prizeival — won by the swedish film, the square. germany's diane kruger was named best actress, while hollywood star joaquin phoenix won the prize for best actor. tim allman reports. khan is where glamour meets art. celebrity meets creativity. this is a place that takes for making very seriously. —— cannes. that is what makes this yea rs —— cannes. that is what makes this years 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

film festival. over the years, the festival has evolved and changed, much like the cinema industry itself. the konsyl0 years of festival. >> it started -- of the cannes film festival. peaceful filmas a festival held in a small town. the promise of commercial success for the winning motion pictures. throughout the years, the festival and his reputation developed, and in the early 1980's, the city built six floors of offices and projection rooms. grew, sovie industry did the festival's influence, bringing in thousands of professionals from around the world. >> there are about 3000 movies represented here every year, projects or films in competition. it had everything from independent movies to big blockbusters. the whole industry is represented. steps forever 24 change the character of the biggest film festival in the world. carpet event for moviegoers and cameras to catch a glimpse of international stars . the red carpet both a blessing and a curse for the festival's organizers. >> it's attempting to take advantage of the red carpet when you're the director of the festival. with the millions of viewers attempting to play on us, i personally never done

and that preserved the rays' 7-4 win. >>> well, actor will smith stirs up controversy at the cannes film festival and the trump education cuts. the "washington post" reports that trump wants to cut more than $10 billion from federal education programs. the administration is expected to release its proposed education budget next week. it includes about to expand charter schools and charter programs for private and religious schools. >>> the "journal sentinel" reports that milwaukee's long-time sheriff has a new job. david clark will join homeland security. he was criticized for spending time away from work to help with the trump campaign and speak to groups. >>> the waco tco tribune journa. commits gang rape rapes was part of a hazing for players. >>> "the new york times" reports some blood tests may have failed to detect levels of lead in women and children. some women and young children may need to be retested. >>> and smith. films that can't be shown on a big screen don't belong and will said it gives access to movies. >>> still to come, an airline rewards program gets an upgrade. delta is team

. >>> will smith descended on the cannes film festival along with jessica chastain.hey're serving on the jury who will determine the winners. meanwhile bayside, baywatch is headed to theaters from a week from friday. it's sexy and wait until you see all the kisses. what about kissing efron okay, all right. >> you got to say it, like, wait anymore. zac efron has some soft lips, guys. >> who kissed better? >> are you being serious sf. >> obviously the rock. >> she was a better kisser, for sure. but, but it was funnier to look up and see dwayne's face. >> looking up and seeing alexandra's face actually had zac a little smitten. during our press day he was tweeting pictures of the two of them with, quote, peep those eyes. what is it like looking into her eyes. >> it's crazy. just look into the cameras, you'll see. there's different blue you haven't seen before. >> it's like they have superpowers. your own eyes have superpowers. >> strangly enough they haven't been superpowersy. >> there were also long looks and kisses between dwayne and ilfenesh hadera. >> tell me dwayne

president's inauguration. we leave you with a bit of glamour from the french riviera, the calm film festival —— cannesect some of those gardens may be water—logged now after what happened during wednesday. this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. soaking rain. all—day rain for some. looking at the totals. 40 millimetres. many of you had 20—40 millimetres of rain. north—west england stayed dry. a fresher feel to things over the next few days. slightly cooler air. noticeably fresher. humid. sunshine. it will feel warmer. the sun will come out after a cloudy start in east anglia. elsewhere, plenty of blue skies. looking at things at 8am. sunshine in the channel islands after the wet weather on wednesday. plenty of blue sky in east england. a cloudy start. showers from the word go. you might get one in wales, north—west england. northern ireland, a dry start, but don't be fooled. showers breakout. one or two in western part of scotland to begin the day. thursday. looking at how the weather develops. the risk of catching a slow—moving and possibly thundery downpour. hail as well. beefy the showers in s

. >>> that is kendall jennings stunning at the cannes film festival.s is the look really grabbed our attention at a fashion event, she paired an elegant top and still let toe heels with cutoff jean shots. she makes it all the work. who made it work at the billboard music awards? a legend who left no doubt she's still got it. ♪ if i could turn back time >> cher channelled her 71-year-old self, and her 71-year-old self, wearing a bodysuit, a motorcycle jacket and thigh-high boots. we can all bow down to the legend. >> i'm 71 yesterday. so, yeah -- and i can do a five-minute plank, okay, just sayin'. >> vanessa hudgens did her best cher impersonation. a favorite was this flamingo dress. but the most memorable dress goes to celine dion and the hardest part to pull off wasn't those sleeves but this -- >> everybody think it's my clouds. . it's my train. >> i said forget the 15 racks you brought me, this is it. >> miley cyrus, no latex, no censorship required. >> my big sister, miley cyrus! >> but the big trend of the night stars going sheer. >> what's the se

. >> actor salma heyek was at the cannes film festival when she heard about the attack. >> my daughter, ariana grande is her favorite singer. if it was in london, this concert, my daughter would have been in that concert. it's her favorite singer, my daughter is 9. she would have been there. this is one of the reasons why i have not slept. i don't even know how, i don't know where to begin here. >> ariana grande is back in the united states after last night's horrific attack in uk. she was greeted by loved ones after she landed in florida. her manager scooter braun told cbs news that her mental state is not good at all. jennifer peros is at the manchester arena. >> tonight, vigils are being held here. as for ariana grande, she's not expected to go through her shows in london on thursday and friday evening. as for the rest of her tour, well, sources tell "e.t." that her team is continuing to assess the situation. as i'm sure you can imagine, this story is a particularly upis thing one for every parent. the attack killed 22 people including an 8-year-old girl. this morning i spoke to sev

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the 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close with the coveted palme d'or, the highest prize awardedor best actor. however, he apologised for his outfit explaining that his smart shoes had been sent home by mistake. most of us would know if you sent your smart shoes home. most of us would know if you sent your smart shoes homelj most of us would know if you sent your smart shoes home. i like the look. sneakers and a suit. it was a little bit edge. i remember when lily allen came out, she had this red prom dress on, but she had trainers and everyone thought it was a master plan, it was genius of her. it is such a common look now, or more popular look. well, maybe we should try it! it has been a topsy—turvy weekend for sebastian vettel. ferrari's sebastian vettel won the monaco grand prix while lewis hamilton finished in seventh place, after starting from 13th. hamilton started way down the grid, but did well to overtake a few cars in the race. ferrari's sebastian vettel won the monaco grand prix. vettel extended his world championship lead over hamilton to 25 points with the win. whil

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

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the 70th cannes film festival has drawn to a close with the coveted palme d'or one by a swedish star.won best actor. 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 m