Cannes 2009: Competition Films

by Deborah Arthur | May 13, 2009 | | 2 Comments    
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Cannes Film Festival 2009: Competition Line-Up

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Penelop Cruz in Broken Embraces

Los abrazos rotos (Broken Embraces), Pedro Almodóvar, Spain

Fish Tank, Andrea Arnold

Fish Tank, Andrea Arnold, UK

A Prophet by Jacques Audiard

Un prophète (A Prophet), Jacques Audiard, France

Vincere by Marco Bellocchio

Vincere, Marco Bellocchio, Italy

Bright Star, Jane Campion

Bright Star, Jane Campion, UK

Thirst, Park Chan-wook

Bakjwi (Thirst), Park Chan-wook, South-Korea

Map of the Sounds of Tokyo, Isabel Coixet

Map of the Sounds of Tokyo, Isabel Coixet, Spain

In the Beginning by Xavier Giannoli

À l’origine (In the Beginning), Xavier Giannoli, France

The White Ribbon by Michael Haneke

Das weisse Band (The White Ribbon), Michael Haneke, Austria

Taking Woodstock, Ang Lee

Taking Woodstock, Ang Lee, USA

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2 Responses to “Cannes 2009: Competition Films”

  1. K.MOHAN RAJ on May 13th, 2009

    It is a great news to our Indians that Mr.Nagendra Karri produced a picture WHERE ARE YOU SOPHIA and presented in the CANNES FESTIVAL 2009.. Great achievement and we wish him success..

  2. iou on August 27th, 2009

    Can’t wait to see Broken Embraces.

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