France TV unveils a beautiful selection of films to see for free during the Cannes Film Festival

France TV unveils a beautiful selection of films to see for free during the Cannes Film Festival

ByLeila

Le Grand Bain, The Tree of Life or No Country for Old Men will soon be available in streaming on France.TV!

The Cannes Film Festival is fast approaching: From May 13 to 24the stars of the 7th art will parade on the Croisette to present their films. And as every year, this event will also be celebrated at home thanks to the special program of France.TV. The group offers a Selection of 19 films Having marked the history of the Cannes festival, to see in replay from May 12 ! Delphine Ernotte Cunci, President and CEO of France Télévisions, expressed herself in a press release:

“Official partner of the Cannes Film Festival, France Télévisions is happy to bring the magic of cinema into all homes. Together, let’s celebrate and support the unique strength of this unifying art which questions and lights our world!”

You will be able to (re) discover some notable golden palms with The drum from Volker Schlöndorff, The Tree of Life of Terrence Malick, If…. from Lindsay Anderson, Barton Fink Coen brothers, The poison by Billy Wilder, or Under the Sun of Satan by Maurice Pialat.

Other important films but not rewarded by the prestigious palm will also be visible on the platform: The big bath de Gilles Lellouche, presented out of competition in 2018, Cléo from 5 to 7masterpiece of Agnès Varda in competition for the Palme d’Or of 1962 (which bowed to The word given), or An honest man Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof and Un certain Regard Prix in 2017. You can also view the Oscar -winning quadrupling No country for old men Coen brothers.

In this selection, there are also two films With Juliette Binochethere President of the jury of this 78th edition :: The English patient of Anthony Minghella, for which she obtained The Oscar for the best actress in a supporting roleAnd Compliant copy of Abbas Kiarostami, which earned him the female interpretation of the Cannes Film Festival in 2010.

France TV will also broadcast the opening and closing ceremonies of the Cannes Festival.

For more information on the Cannes Film Festival click here

Leila
Leila

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