Cannes 2020 Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

Spanish auteur Fernando Trueba has wowed the cinema world over the years, and he has the accolades to prove it. He’s won three Goya Awards for Best Director, a Silver Bear for 1986’s “Year Of Enlightenment,” and the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film in 1994 with “Belle Époque.” Now, Trueba’s 2020 drama “Memories Of My Father” finally gets its US theatrical release after the COVID-19 pandemic canceled its premieres at the 2020 Cannes Film Festival.

Jonas is a global icon for millions but the actress also shares her own fair share of panic moments. On Thursday, Priyanka took to Instagram to share one such moment which left her freaking out just before her 2020 Cannes appearance.

The 2020 Cannes Film Festival has risen from the dead. And much like a zombie from a George A.

We already know that this year has been a bit of a mess in regards to film festivals, with COVID-19 forcing many of the spring and summer events to be canceled.

Pink as a pop of bubblegum and only a little more substantial, Magnus von Horn’s “Sweat,” one of the Cannes 2020 Official Selections that plays during this week’s Cannes Virtual Market is, despite all the cardio, a curiously low-blood-pressure affair.

If you have Instagram, it’s likely that you’ve seen the huge number of fitness professionals that have accrued large followings on the social media platform. And though the profiles and pictures make it seem like these people are living the dream, that’s not always the case, as seen in Magnus von Horn’s new film, “Sweat.” As seen in the new trailer, “Sweat” tells the story of a popular fitness influencer that has more than 600,000 followers on social media.

One of the more surprising announcements as part of the recent Cannes 2020 Official Selections list is Francis Lee’s “Ammonite.” The film has been discussed quite a bit already, as it stars two of the most respected actresses working today, Saoirse Ronan and Kate Winslet, but recently hasn’t had much news about it. But thanks to Cannes, the long-awaited period film is clearly gearing up for release, and Lee is excited to share his work with the world.

Earlier this year, it was expected that Naomi Kawase was going to make her return to Cannes, where she has screened a number of her films over the years, to premiere her highly-anticipated drama, “True Mothers.” Unfortunately, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, “True Mothers” won’t get to premiere in France, but it was recently added to the list of Cannes 2020 Official Selections.

The much-awaited Cannes Film Festival which happens around May every year was cancelled this year owing to the Coronavirus pandemic. Indian celebrities like , , and others who usually walk the red carpet for brands also did not get to put down their best fashionable foot forward.

Earlier this week, the official selection for this year’s Cannes Film Festival was announced despite the festival not going ahead in physical form. The selected films will be badged with the ‘Cannes 2020’ branding and amongst them is this interesting-looking film starring Mads Mikkelsen, Another Round, the first trailer for which has just been released through Screen.

The premise of Thomas Vinterberg’s newest film, “Another Round,” which was recently announced as one of the 56 films chosen to be an Official Selection of this year’s Cannes Film Festival, might sound like fodder for a silly “Hangover“-esque comedy. But as you watch the new trailer, that is clearly not the case.

The 2020 Cannes Film Festival was set to take place in May but due to the coronavirus outbreak that sadly was not meant to be. The festival was initially postponed, but following the spread of the virus was cancelled in physical form. However, the festival will live on with the movies’ set to debut at the festival were officially unveiled this evening by Thierry Frémaux, the Festival’s General Delegate.

After weeks of “will they or won’t they?” the Cannes Film Festival was recently officially canceled due to COVID-19.

This year’s Cannes Film Festival is unlike any others in history. That is to say, this year’s event is nothing more than a simple list of “Official Selections,” with no in-person screenings, no post-screening press conferences, and no awards ceremony.

The organisers of the 2020 Cannes Film Festival, which will not go ahead in physical form this year, have announced that they will announced the official selection for the festival at the beginning of June.

Perhaps even more important than actually screening your film at the Cannes Film Festival (which is a great honor and pretty damn important itself) is the badge given to filmmakers to add to marketing materials calling your feature an “Official Cannes Selection.” Well, the French film festival understands this and is planning on unveiling its 2020 selections in a week. But before that, according to Variety, we know some of the films that are expected to be given the selection badge.

This year’s Cannes Film Festival, unsurprisingly, will not go ahead in physical form, so reports Variety. This year’s festival, the 73rd edition, in the south of France was set to start this very week on 12th May but now will allow its films to be showcased at other festivals around the world later in the year.

The Coronavirus outbreak has affected many events that were due in the time to come, however, now that there are relatively more restrictions imposed as far as huge gatherings are concerned in order to curb the spreading of the COVID 19 virus, turns out, Cannes Film Festival 2020 is not going to happen this summer after all.

We’ve just received a press release from the organisers of the Cannes Film Festival. The annual event in the south of France was due to get going in about a month’s time before it was then delayed until at least the end of June due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Now it looks like it won’t happen then either due to the French government outlawing big gatherings until at least July. That means the Cannes Film Festival 2020 dates will have to change once again.

The news was inevitable but the 2020 Cannes Film Festival has been postponed from mid-May until late June, early July, according to an official release from organisers. The news comes after the French government banned public gatherings of more than 100 people late last week.

The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has hit the entertainment industry hard. From massive events to movie releases being postponed, Bollywood as well as Hollywood will have to reel from some serious losses.

The world-famous Cannes film festival has announced that Spike Lee will serve as president of the jury at this year’s festival, the 73rd edition. The annual event takes place in Cannes, south of France from 12th-23rd May.