In just under two weeks the French Riviera will be invaded by the global film industry’s biggest celebrities. They will rub shoulders with lesser-known but critically acclaimed cinematic auteurs at the 75th edition of the Cannes Film Festival from May 17-28.

Cannes once was strictly a space for the world’s art filmmakers to gather but these days it’s a mix of art film stars looking for what are still serious cinema’s highest accolades and Hollywood moguls out to make international deals for their latest blockbusters...

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