27/06/2007 - All the articles

Who would have thought at the beginning of the 60th Cannes Film Festival that the Palme d’Or would go to 4 Months, 3 Weeks And 2 Days [+see also:
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interview: Cristian Mungiu
interview: Oleg Mutu
film profile] (see news)?

• Palme d'Or to Romanian revelation Mungiu
• Mungiu: The Palme d'Or is more important than an Oscar
• Romanian victory for California Dreamin’
• Mungiu wins critics’ hearts
• Grand Prize for XXY and double win for Jellyfish
• Festival films eclipse market (1)
• Festival films eclipse market (2)
• Festival films eclipse market (3)
• Pyramide hits gold with An Old Mistress
• Kusturica keeps his promise
• Fatih Akin between love and hate
• Nordisk’s Substitute pays off
• Romania Dreamin'
• Ministers meet at Europe Day
• Films Distribution sells wild cards Red Balloon and Water Lilies
• Control wins Europa Cinemas Label
• Elle s'appelle Sabine: Bonnaire’s tribute to her sister
• The Diving Bell and the Butterfly makes a splash
• A seducer, An Old Mistress and a young wife
• European Film Commissions Network formed
• You, the Living: a grand tragicomedy
• Co-production Office title worth living for
• Eclectic deals for Bavaria
• Arn conquers buyers
• Trust closes 60 deals
• Philibert returns to his roots
• O Estado do mundo: Six ways of looking at the world
• Lithuanian Film Studios' promising dawn
• Savage Grace: The Baekelands’ breakdown
• France or a search for utopia
• Empties fills contracts for Fandango-Portobello
• Reprise sold to France
• Just About Love?: Adolescence à la française
• Restoring memories
• Mungiu and Polanski score
• Harmony Korine’s solitary doubles
• Avant que j'oublie: A tale of desire
• Notes on lonely lives
• The Man from London: Tarr, a master of hypnosis
• The tragicomic magic of Persepolis
• Onoma widens sales strategy
• Hallam Foe sells for Independent
• Bac Films chooses Mexicans and wild card Reygadas
• Go Go Asia
• Jellyfish in a jar
• Deep emotions in The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
• Fandango/Portobello sells Sverak’s English-language debut
• Seidl’s human import/export
• Deneuve's lament for a lost son
• Latido dances with Fado
• MK2 gives artist Van Sant carte blanche
• Tehilim: Menachem’s blues
• Italian charm in My Brother Is an Only Child
• Counterparts: Violence suits them
• One for all, all for one
• Zentropa backs Danish Miramax
• Film i Väst invests €6m in 20 titles
• A good job for MDC
• Goalpost looking to score with Clubland
• Firth heading to Genova
• Intramovies sells Olmi’s One Hundred Nails
• Actresses: When art imitates life
• The devil’s advocate
• All is Forgiven, except…
• Tautou to star in Fontaine’s Coco Chanel
• Little Ireland
• Magnus’ silent music of a broken heart
• Mirush hot property for Nordisk
• Intandem gets Blatant and Schnabel
• Asia in Hong Kong for Assayas
• When Nazi ghosts haunt the present
• Just a naive Hero
• Demy’s shadow hangs over Love Songs
• Water Lilies grow up
• Pathé strike gold with Schnabel
• Sandrew Metronome pick Nordisk as sales agent
• In the Moodysson for English
• Lumina hot with Tribeca duo
• Homage to a lost poet
• A cruel 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days
• A balloon in the Croisette sky
• The boom of French sales agents
• Dreamachine boards Link’s Aftermath
• Delpy and Gallo feature bought by Rezo
• Frears: “In Europe we continue to resist”
• Asia in French spotlight with Wong Kar-Wai
• Former glories and ambitious directors find sanctuary at Cannes
• Romania aims high with Christian Mungiu
• Italy - Frammartino at the Atelier “four times”
• Pathé to sell Schnabel, Chatilliez, Barratier and Asterix
• Films Distribution, from Tehilim to Lady Jane
• UGC International bets on Coco Chanel
• Rezo Films ready to sell five promising titles and 13m2
• Magnus picked up by Onoma
• From Cape Verde to Chinese Lisbon, a focus on short films
• Deluxe line-up for StudioCanal
• Counterparts in Directors' Fortnight
• Auteur cinema comes out from shadows in Directors' Fortnight
• Arte France Cinéma to the power of 10
• Selection: Europe leads the way
• German Films present 21 new titles
• Mader makes French Connection at Atelier
• Generation conflict and bloodbath
• Bayona's The Orphanage competing for Caméra d'Or
• Seven Europeans among wave of Hispanic films
• The Red Balloon to open sidebar
• Horse thieves selected in Critics’ Week
• Slovenian cinema back on red carpet
• Andersson confirmed in Un Certain Regard
• João Pedro Rodrigues in the atelier
• British rock biopic Control to open Fortnight
• From features to animation
• Assayas, Philibert, Lelouch and Birkin out of competition
• EPC line-up includes Sorrentino, Palfi and Gorris
• Three directors and L’avocat de la terreur
• Eight wild cards for France
• Winterbottom and Korine head to the Croisette
• Jaime Rosales brings loneliness to Croisette
• The A to Z of Cannes
• Estonian film makes history
• Hungary in the running with maestro Tarr
• Seidl exports his talent to the Croisette
• An unlikely French quintet
• Luchetti, Rosales and Bruni-Tedeschi among nine European contenders
• Youth and auteurs have the power
• Northern hopes still high
• Frears and his eight-member jury
• Morel’s Après Lui to compete in Cannes sidebar
• Bernal appointed ambassador
• Merle’s Héros to open SIC
• An evening for Ermanno Olmi. And the others?
• Scorcese introduces De Seta to the USA
• Cinando announces two digital alliances
• Ten days and counting
• Projects by five European directors selected for Atelier
• 35 top-class directors celebrate diamond anniversary