Rushes: Cannes Film Festival Trailers

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As our team heads to France this week to bring you coverage of the Cannes Film Festival—and our Rushes goes on pause for a week or two—here are the latest trailers of the selection that have been released:

  • An utterly delightful peek at Bruno Dumont's musical Jeannette: The Childhood of Joan of Arc.

  • American indie directors Josh and Bennie Safdie get a big upgrade to the spotlight of the Competition in Cannes with Good Time, co-starring Robert Pattinson.

  • The trailer for one of two Hong Sang-soo films at the festival, the Competition-selection The Day After...

  • ...and the second Hong film, in Special Screenings and co-starring Isabelle Huppert, Claire's Camera. An obvious shoo-in for the Palm Dog award!

  • Agnès Varda and JR's Visages Villages, screening Out of Competition.

  • Jacques Doillon's Rodin, starring Vincent Lindon, in Competition.

  • Mathieu Amalric's Barbara, co-starring Jeanne Balibar, which opens the Un Certain Regard section.

  • Naomi Kawase's Radiance, in Competition.

  • Léa Mysius's Ava, which is showing in Critics' Week.

  • François Ozon's L'amant double, in Competition.

  • Michel Hazanavicius's why-did-they-make-that-film on Anne Wiazemsky and Jean-Luc Godard, Redoubtable, starring Louis Garrel as Godard. (It is worth noting that Louis's father, Phillip, has a new film showing in Directors' Fortnight, Lover for a Day.)

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