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MT On MUBI and ON BLURAY DUAL FORMAT COURTESY OF ARROW ACADEMY Cannes Film Festival Awards 2017 COMPETITION Palme dOr: THE SQUARE (Ruben stlund) main pic 70th Anniversary Award: Nicole Kidman Grand Prix: BPM (Robin Campillo) Director: Sofia Coppola, THE BEGUILED Actor: Joaquin Phoenix, YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE Actress: Diane Kruger, IN THE FADE Jury Prize: LOVELESS (Andrey Zvyagintsev) Screenplay THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER (Yorgos Lanthimos, Efthimis Filippou) and YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE (Lynne Ramsay) SIDEBARS Camera dOr: JEUNE FEMME Montparnasse-Bienvene) (Lonor Serraille) Golden Eye Documentary Prize: FACES, PLACES (Visages Villages) (Agns Varda, JR) Ecumenical Jury Prize: RADIANCE Naomi Kawase) UN CERTAIN REGARD Un Certain Regard Award: A MAN OF INTEGRITY/ Mohammad Rasoulof Best Director: Taylor Sheridan, WIND RIVER Jury Prize: Michel Franco, APRILS DAUGHTER Best Performance: Jasmine Trinca, FORTUNATA Award for Poetry of Cinema: Mathieu Amalric, BARBARA DIRECTORS FORTNIGHT | QUINZAINE Art Cinema Award: THE RIDER (Chloe Zhao) Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers Prize TIE: LOVER FOR A DAY Philippe Garrel) and LET THE SUNSHINE IN (Claire Denis) Europa Cinemas Label: A CIAMBRA Jonas Carpignano) CRITICS WEEK | SEMAINE DE LA CRITIQUE Grand Prize: MAKALA Emmanuel Gras) Visionary Prize: GABRIEL AND THE MOUNTAINS (Fellipe Barbosa) Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers Prize: AVA (La Mysius) CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 17-28 MAY | AWARD WINNERS | LIST BY VARIETY Djam (2017) | Cannes Film Festival 2017 Dir: Tony Gatlif | Drama | French | Tony Gatlif makes films about gypsy cultures from India to the near East and DJAM is his latest, although not his best, it offers something slightly off the beaten track: a female-centric road movie where his feisty belly-dancing heroine embarks on an adventure from Lesbos, to Greece and Turkey
