The Cannes Film Festival this year showcases a diverse array of films, including Lynne Ramsay's latest featuring Jennifer Lawrence and Kristen Stewart's directorial debut. Notable entries include Ari Aster's take on 2020 and Julia Ducournau's 'Alpha,' anticipated as her most personal work yet, set during the AIDS epidemic in 1980s New York. Additionally, the festival features works from renowned filmmakers like Spike Lee, Wes Anderson, and Kelly Reichardt, marking a significant year for innovative storytelling on an international stage.
At Cannes, we see works that challenge norms, like Julia Ducournau's latest work, 'Alpha,' which is described as her most personal and profound.
Kristen Stewart's dedication to adapting Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir showcases her passion for storytelling, stating, 'I will quit the fucking business if I can't make this film.'
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