Cannes 2021: Film of the day, Achcha Plan… We rewind to Friday, July 16

Cannes 2021: Film of the day, Achcha Plan... We rewind to Friday, July 16

“So festival” information of the day

Brice de Nice in Cannes, after Jean. that far?

The Oscar-winning actor is back on the croissant for the new work from the OSS 117 saga: “Red Alert in Black Africa,” presented out of competition during the closing ceremony on Saturday evening.

In addition, Jean Dujardin is in the midst of shooting the film “November”, which traces the five days after the November 13, 2015 attacks in Paris and the hunt for terrorists. Release date in 2022.

today’s movie

It’s a story of a collective trauma: Australian director Justin Kurzel, whose films are often universe-inspired adaptations with violent accents, presented his film “Nitram” in competition at Cannes on Friday.

A film inspired by the massacre of Port-Arthur in Tasmania – an island off the coast of Australia – in 1996, one of the deadliest in the country’s history, killed 35 people.

From the beginning of the project, the film aroused the anger and fear of the families of the victims, through the film, anxious to see the glory of the murderer Martin Bryant, sentenced to life imprisonment.

But the film is not a portrait of the killer, even though the title (“Nitram”) is a direct reference to his first name, nor was it shot in Port Arthur.

With a very well put together scenario and actors of great accuracy, he manages to describe in a clear and precise way the mechanics that generated the collective shock. It has never been surpassed and has prompted the Australian government to enact a law against guns.

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“The film generated a lot of debate and hatred”The director, who lives in Tasmania, was admitted to AFP. But for him the goal of this film is above all “understand how such an act could have been produced”.

sentence of the day

“To be honest, the Palm Dog is a Cannes award … I’ve been eyeing this award for years!” British actress Tilda Swinton was overjoyed this Friday.

His spaniel, nominated alongside him in “The Souvenir Part II,” unveiled at the Directors’ Fortnight, is the winner of the 2021 joint award for Palm Dog, an independent award for Best Canine Performance at the Cannes Film Festival.

“Dora, Rosie and Snowbear would be very proud! I tried to come here with the dogs, but they are busy. I am told at home they are on a beach in Scotland today”, she added.

Created in 2001 by British critic Toby Rose, the last Palm Dog was awarded to Pitbull Brandy in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” by Quentin Tarantino in 2019.

good deal of the day

You haven’t been invited to the closing ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival? Instead, create a canvas for free!

The final venue for the Cinema de la Plage will take place on Saturday, at 9:30 pm, in front of the Majestic on the Croisette. Program? “David Burns American Utopia” by Spike Lee.

“A unique film, crazy energy and a music festival that creates a powerful sense of communication”, the Festival writes on its site. It wants you!

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