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This years Cannes Film Festival has a few big names and sizeable studio efforts on show, like Elvis and Top Gun: Maverick.<\/p>\n
But as usual, there are also some hidden gems worth excavating.<\/p>\n
The Cannes lineup is particularly rich this year, due in part to a few festival regulars and also a number of rising stars.<\/p>\n
Well be getting into a few of the more anticipated films, many of which dont even have an official trailer.<\/p>\n
Brand spanking new and indie, just how we like it.<\/p>\n
Lets dive in, with five films as listed by The Guardian:<\/p>\n
Crimes of the Future<\/p>\n
Cannes regularDavid Cronenbergreturns with his own long-gestating script, about a future world in which people have to adapt to transhumanism. Evolution accelerates, bodies sprout new organs and human identities are in a state of flux.<\/p>\n
Sounds plausible:<\/p>\n
The Natural History of Destruction<\/p>\n
Ukrainian filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa returns to Cannes for a special screening of his new documentary, based on the book by WG Sebald about the horror of aerial bombardment during the second world war a subject with a special resonance today.<\/p>\n
The festival website has more about this film.<\/p>\n
Broker<\/p>\n
Japanese auteurHirokazu Kore-edahas made his first Korean language film, with Korean star Song Kang-ho, an intense emotional drama, based on a real case, about the baby boxes in which people can leave unwanted newborns.<\/p>\n
Thats particularly apt given whats happening across the pond in the US:<\/p>\n
One Fine Morning<\/p>\n
Transgressive passion is the foundation of this movie from Mia Hansen-Lve, withLa Seydouxas Sandra, a single mum with a young daughter, trying to find care for her elderly father, and embarking on an intense affair with an old friend.<\/p>\n
You can find out more at IMDb.<\/p>\n
Men<\/p>\n
A frisson of League-of-Gentlemen unease in a creepy English country village where all the men (played by Rory Kinnear) have a weird resemblance to each other:Jessie Buckleystars in this scary movie from Alex Garland.<\/p>\n
British and creepy is a potent combination:<\/p>\n
The 2022 Cannes Film Festival starts today (May 17) and runs through to May 28.<\/p>\n
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