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Thierry Frémaux Defends Cannes' Relevance Amid Hollywood Blockbuster Complaints at 79th Edition

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Elsa Keslassy

4d ago· 20 min readenInsight

Summary

Thierry Frémaux, general delegate and director of the Cannes Film Festival, reflects on the 79th edition, defending the festival's relevance and influence despite complaints about a lack of Hollywood blockbusters and American stars. He argues Cannes has become more competitive, intense, and efficient over the past 25 years, positioning it as a resilient force against industry changes. The article covers his programming strategy, the state of American cinema at the festival, and potential awards season contenders emerging from the lineup.

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In 25 years, the festival has become more intense and more efficient
Cannes has never been more competitive, more influential or more resistant to the forces reshaping the entertainment industry
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Thierry Fremaux reflects on Cannes' 79th edition, his programming strategy, American cinema and potential awards season breakouts.

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