It's the end of the world and the Cannes Film Festival does not feel fine
Briefly

The Independent remains committed to delivering quality journalism on pressing issues from reproductive rights to climate change, avoiding paywalls to increase accessibility. Their recent reporting includes investigations into financial entities and documentaries focused on social justice. The article also reviews the Cannes Film Festival entry, Sirat, a film juxtaposing escapism amid societal turmoil. It highlights the film's themes, connecting it with contemporary global fears. Director Oliver Laxe aimed for a portrayal resonating with today's realities, addressing how today’s crises shape narratives through artistic expression.
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In Sirat, we explore a reality that feels hauntingly close to our own societal fears, merging escapism with the harsh truths of today's world.
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