Cannes Film Festival

Show Notes

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• Cannes Film Festival events/movies
• Notable jury members (Paul Dono, Brie Larson)
• Brie Larson as judge in film competition
• Paul Dano’s career and role as Riddler
• Controversial opening film at Cannes with Johnny Depp
• Johnny’s living situation and ankle fracture
• Language fluency speculation
• Cannes competition winners and notable films
• Thoughts on upcoming Indiana Jones movie
• “Killers of the Flower Moon”
• Closing film “Elemental”
• Pixar’s “Mermaid” and Winnie the Pooh horror sequel
• Surprise movie collaborations (Mel Gibson, 50 Cent)
• Honorary Palm d’Ors for Michael Douglas and Harrison Ford
• Harrison Ford’s last-minute addition to a movie
• International distribution of “Firebrand”
• “May, December” exploring age gap relationship
• Natalie Portman film with talented cast
• Controversial TV series “The Idol”
• Award season predictions for discussed movies
• Podcast listening and social media connections.

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Key Points

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At the renowned Cannes Film Festival, filmmakers have the opportunity to showcase their work and vie for coveted awards on the world’s biggest stage.

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Experience the captivating romance between Louis XV and his mistress, Jean Duvery, brought to life by the enchanting Johnny Depp in his first French-speaking role.

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The critically acclaimed films “Monster” and “Pot of Feu” earned widespread recognition. They are now tipped for prestigious awards recognition.

[0:11:39] Boasting an all-star ensemble cast including Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, and Edward Norton, Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City” is a grandiose cinematic spectacle with an unprecedented budget.

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Shockingly, the beloved characters of Winnie the Pooh and Bambi have been reimagined in a terrifying sequel to a slasher horror movie, leaving audiences stunned.

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When two of Hollywood’s biggest powerhouses, Mel Gibson and 50 Cent, join forces to track down a ruthless serial killer in an explosive crime thriller, you know it’s going to be an unforgettable movie experience.

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Legendary actors Michael Douglas and Harrison Ford received prestigious honorary awards at the Cannes Film Festival.

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Netflix just scooped up the highly anticipated Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore starrer “May, December”, shelling out a whopping $11 million for the potential award season contender.

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Acclaimed director Todd Haynes has enthralled audiences worldwide with his emotionally powerful films, such as the critically-acclaimed “Far From Heaven” and “Carol”.

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Quotes

“And for your listening pleasure, this episode is all about uh, one of the uh, I guess most A list film festivals, uh, in the world.” – Sam

“I would be curious to listen to Johnny speaking in French the entire time.” – Liz

“You definitely know that once you get to Award season, they are going to push hard for this one.” – Liz

“It won best screenplay. So it’s definitely going to get some notice in the award season.” – Mary

“Yeah, I saw the trailer. And I’ll be honest with you, I actually do want to watch this movie.” – Liz

“I just hate when, because something worked, they kill it. They just keep beating that horse until it’s done.” – Sam

“It covers a very tragic part of American history that never gets talked about.” – Liz

“I always thought Winnie the Pooh was a vicious little bear anyway.” – Mary