/Film: Cannes Line-Up Includes New Films From the Coen Brothers, Nicolas Winding Refn, Alexander Payne, and Roman Polanski

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Cannes Line-Up Includes New Films From the Coen Brothers, Nicolas Winding Refn, Alexander Payne, and Roman Polanski Apr 18th 2013, 14:17 The lineup for the 2013 Cannes Film Festival was released this morning, and as ever it is a list that represents great promise and potential for the coming year in film. A number of films that we fully expected to see on the list are here: Only God Forgives from Nicolas Winding Refn, Inside Llewyn Davis from the Coen Brothers, Behind The Candelabra from Steven Soderbergh, along with opener The Great Gatsby and Sofia Coppola‘s Un Certain Regard headliner The Bling Ring. There are also The Immigrant from James Gray and The Past, from A Separation director Asghar Farhadi. But there are some surprises here, too, such as the new film from Roman Polanski, in which he adapts David Ives’ stage play Venus In Fur, and Alexander Payne‘s Nebraska. And there are plenty more potential gems, including films from Denis, Ozon, Miike, Kore-eda, and To. Check out the full list below. Here’s the full lineup: Opening film (out of competition): The Great Gatsby – Baz Luhrmann Closing film: Zulu – Jérôme Salle Competition: Only God Forgives – Nicolas Winding Refn Borgman – Alex Van Warmerdam La grande bellezza (The Great Beauty) – Paolo Sorrentino Behind The Candelabra – Steven Soderbergh La Venus à la fourrure (Venus in Fur) – Roman Polanski Nebraska – Alexander Payne Jeune et jolie – François Ozon Wara No Tate (Shield of Straw) – Takashi Miike La vie d'Adèle – Abdellatif Kechiche Soshite Chich Ni Naru (Like Father, Like Son) – Hirokazu Kore-eda Tian Zhy Ding – Zhangke Jia Grisgris – Mahamat-Saleh Haroun The Immigrant – James Gray Le Passé – Asghar Farhadi Heli – Amat Escalante Jimmy P. (Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian) – Arnaud Desplechin Michael Kohlhaas – Arnaud Despallières Inside Llewyn Davis – Ethan & Joel Coen Un Château en Italie – Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi Out of competition: All Is Lost – J.C Chandor Blood Ties – Guillaume Canet Special screenings: Otdat Konci – Taisia Igumentseva Seduced and Abandoned – James Toback Week of a Champion – Roman Polanski Stop the Pounding Heart – Roberto Minervini Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight – Stephen Frears Max Rose – Daniel Noa Midnight screenings: Blind Detective – Johnnie To Monsoon Shootout – Amit Kumar Un Certain Regard: Grand Central – Rebecca Zlotowski Sarah préfère la course – Chloé Robichaud Anonymous – Mohammad Rasoulof La jaula de oro – Diego Quemada-Díez L'image manquante – Rithy Panh Bends – Flora Lau The Bling Ring – Sofia Coppola L'inconnu du lac – Alain Guiraudie Miele – Valeria Golino As I lay dying – James Franco Norte, Hangganan ng kasaysayan – Lav Diaz Les salauds – Claire Denis Fruitvale Station – Ryan Coogler Death March – Adolfo Alix Jr. Omar – Hany Abu-Assad No Related Post

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