Sex månader i en rosa och blå byggnad visas i Cannes

Den mexikanske regissören Bruno Santamaría Razos första spelfilm hade premiär under Cannes Critics' Week. Filmen hämtar inspiration direkt från hans barndomsminnen av faderns hiv-diagnos.

Bruno Santamaría Razo har regisserat och skrivit den 104 minuter långa filmen, som blandar intervjuer med hans mor och dramatiserade scener. Berättelsen kretsar kring en 11-årig pojke vid namn Bruno och hans familj i 1990-talets Mexiko när de ställs inför faderns diagnos och sonens begynnande queeridentitet.

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Spanish directors Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo received the best direction prize at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival for La bola negra, shared ex aequo with Pawel Pawlikowski for Fatherland. Cristian Mungiu won the Palme d'Or for Fjord.

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Penélope Cruz and directors Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi presented their film 'La bola negra' at Cannes, paying homage to Federico García Lorca. The actress stressed the need to advance rights for the LGTBIQ+ community and women. The film received a nearly 20-minute ovation after its screening.

Guillermo del Toro presented a newly restored 4K version of Pan's Labyrinth at the Cannes Film Festival. The screening opened the Cannes Classics selection on May 12.

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Banu Sıvacı’s drama 'Hear the Yellow' won Best Film and Best Script at the 72nd Taormina Film Festival. The film’s leads also took acting honors at the event, which concluded on June 14 in Sicily.

Judith Godrèche premiered her first feature film at the Cannes Film Festival on May 18. The adaptation of Annie Ernaux’s novel explores a young woman’s sexual awakening in 1950s France.

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The French animated feature Viva Carmen premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section at the Cannes Film Festival, offering a colorful reinterpretation of the classic opera Carmen. Directed by Sébastien Laudenbach, the film emphasizes striking visuals over its source material's music. It follows a new teenage protagonist navigating the story's events in 19th-century Seville.

 

 

 

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