Guillermo del Toro regresa a Cannes con una versión restaurada de El laberinto del fauno

Guillermo del Toro presentó una nueva versión restaurada en 4K de El laberinto del fauno en el Festival de Cine de Cannes. La proyección inauguró la selección Cannes Classics el 12 de mayo.

Del Toro recordó el estreno original de 2006, que terminó con una ovación récord de 23 minutos. Describió el momento como el aplauso más grande y emotivo de su carrera. El cineasta atribuyó a Alfonso Cuarón el haberle ayudado a aceptar la efusiva muestra de apoyo durante el evento en el Teatro Debussy.

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