The star-studded red carpet has finally begun.

Of course, even Cannes, the most popular of the three major film festivals in Europe, cannot compete with the Golden Globes and Oscars, from the guest lineup to the live broadcast team to the onlookers, it is more than a notch behind in all aspects.

But what is different is that at the closing ceremonies of the three major European film festivals, this is the real "awards ceremony", and every crew team that walks on the red carpet can be sure of the award-

There have been cases where the crew that ended the premiere at the last moment, stayed in Cannes, and didn't have an award, and they all stayed in Cannes anyway to attend the closing ceremony, increase exposure, increase discussion, and then attract the attention of the marketing team.

But after all, it is still a minority.

Every time a crew comes along, the media center starts bustling with buzz about what awards they might win and what impact they might have on the Palme d'Or, but predicting is not an easy task.

In previous years, the three individual awards, including Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Screenplay, could more or less capture some clues, but this year is an exception.

The actress basically locked in the two works of "The Past" and "Adele's Life", it depends on whether the latter can hit the Palme d'Or and the screenwriter, and the actor is a melee, "Drunken Country Ballad", "Nebraska", "Heaven is Destined", "Like Father Like Son" and "Beautiful City" all have opportunities, and one award may completely disrupt the trend of other comprehensive awards.

When the crew of "Beautiful City" appeared on the red carpet, the entire media center let out an exclamation, and Mark slapped his head exaggeratedly, making a grunting chagrin, as if the world had been lost.

And when the "Hurley" crew also appeared collectively on the big screen of the TV, the entire media center exploded, and everyone expressed their protests and dissatisfaction emotionally, and couldn't believe their eyes.

After being extremely nervous and anxious, Emily calmed down instead, exhaled heavily, clenched her fists, and secretly cheered for herself, and also cheered for the crew of "Drunken Country Folk", and now it is still not the end of the world-

If a total of eight crew teams attended the closing ceremony, it means that there is only a double egg yolk, at least, "Drunken Country Ballad" is not a grain, and now it is still qualified to hit the award, she should not be too pessimistic, let alone too negative, she should believe Steven Spielberg's aesthetic vision!

Wait, what if the crew of "Drunken Country Ballads" doesn't win the award?

All the speculation so far is based on one established fact: the crew of "Drunken Country Folk" stayed in Cannes because they were sure that they would win the award.

But what if, the crew's stay has nothing to do with the awards, it's just that Lan Li and the Coen brothers made a special trip to watch the movie?

Lan Li mentioned before that he was full of expectations for the "beautiful city" and hoped to be able to watch the work on the big screen, and Mark also said that Lan Li enjoyed the process of watching the film in Berlin last year, and even actively participated in the audience's discussion.

Oh, God!

If "Drunken Country Ballad" didn't have a trophy and was completely reduced to cannon fodder, Emily felt like she might cry.

"Bang Bang!"

There was a burst of applause in my ears, not the kind of applause that was full of excitement and emotion, just a polite salute, clapping his hands gently, and then slowly raising his hands, continuing to applaud above his head, expressing his inner anticipation and excitement in this way, looking towards the big screen of the TV, and then—

It's a "drunken folk song"!

Emily immediately threw her hands up in the air and began to applaud enthusiastically, they appeared, they finally appeared! It's a good thing, it's definitely a good thing, at least it's a good thing to look forward to tonight.

It can be seen that Lan Li's mood is very relaxed, as if it is not an important occasion to attend the award ceremony and closing ceremony, but just to participate in a small party, and Justin and Carrey, who are traveling together, are even more nervous, faintly looking forward to the Coen brothers winning the Palme d'Or again after 22 years.

In fact, the Coen brothers have always been the darlings of the Cannes Film Festival.

In 1991, "Barton Fink" won the Palme d'Or, Best Director and Best Actor, and in 1996 "Ice Storm" and 2001 "The Absentee" won the Best Director twice, and this year it is once again a strong contender for the top award, especially since the chairman of the jury is Steven Spielberg.

Joel Cohen and Ethan Cohen were both lightly travelling, and it was clear from their demeanor and movements that they were enjoying a good time tonight.

The best moment of the evening, though, came from "Adele's Life".

Say a thousand things and ten thousand, this is a French film.

If "The Life of Adele" can successfully reach the Palme d'Or tonight, it will be the third time since the turn of the millennium that a French film has topped the festival's top honor. The previous two works were "The Child" in 2005 and "Classroom Storm" in 2008.

Compared with Berlin and Venice, Cannes has focused more on the world map, and has not forgotten the cultivation and support of local films, but the overall results are still not outstanding enough, and those French filmmakers who are active in the world film industry are still members of the Mesozoic Generation, and the growth rate of the new generation has not kept up.

By the way, Abdel-Kechiche, the director of "The Life of Adele", is 53 years old this year, but in fact he is still an important representative of the new generation of filmmakers.

In 2000, at the age of 40, he directed his debut film, Voltaire's Mistakes, which won two critics' awards at the Venice Film Festival.

After that, Abu Dai's directorial career was out of control.

"Dodge" in 2003 and "Millet and Mullet" in 2007 both swept the César Award, the highest award in mainland France, and both times won Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay;

"The Life of Adele" is only Abu Dai's fifth feature film.

Therefore, Abu Dai is still considered a "new generation".

If Abu Dai can reach the top of the Palme d'Or at tonight's awards ceremony, it will undoubtedly have more long-term significance for French films.

Also, Lea-Seydoux, one of the two heroines of "The Life of Adele", is also an absolute focus of attention.

Since she started her career as an actress in 2008, Leia has become a fashion darling, but unfortunately, she has never met the work that made her shine, until now, but what really makes Leia the focus is because of her family background, like Lan Li, she is also from high society.

Léa's grandfather was the chairman of the old French film company Momoyo, and the chairman of Gaumont Pictures was her uncle's grandfather. In other words, she is the third generation from a family of filmmakers.

Therefore, when the crew members appeared on the red carpet, the reporters in the audience were boiling. The attention faintly overtook the "Drunken Country Ballads" and became the biggest hit tonight.

When the red carpet officially ended, a total of eight crew teams arrived at the Movie Palace.

"The Life of Adele", "Drunken Country Folk", "The Past", "Nebraska", "Destined", "Hurley", "The Beautiful City", and "Like Father Like Son".

Seven awards will be given tonight, including the Palme d'Or, the most coveted event of the year.

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The award ceremony began, Steven Spielberg led the members of the jury to the stage, they collectively sat on the red sofa on the right side of the stage, and the results of each award were announced by Chairman Steven, and one or two judges served as the guest of honor to present the trophy to the winner.

There were no performances, no greetings, no tributes, everything revolved around the awards, and the entire ceremony lasted between forty-five minutes and an hour, which was simple and crisp.

The first to be presented was the Best Actress.

It's a little unexpected, but strictly speaking, the four individual awards, including Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Screenplay, and Best Director, are not in order, and the order of awards should be determined according to the intensity of competition, and there is no strict official process list.

In the end, the "past" French actress Bejenice Becciu successfully won! Following the "Great Artist" the year before, she once again dedicated a highly anticipated work, this work directed by Iranian director Asghar Farhati lived up to expectations, continuing the excellent reputation of the director's previous work "A Farewell", and received a lot of praise at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

Immediately afterwards, the Best Screenplay Award, "Heaven Destined" from China/China stood out in the fierce battle.

This is not a big surprise.

Not an upset, but an accident. Because there are a lot of impactful works in the screenwriting department, but from another point of view, "Heaven is Destined" won the award, and other competitive works may be upgraded, with the possibility of hitting the top three big awards, which is a good thing for the two works of "Adele's Life" and "Drunken Country Folk".

Subsequently, the Jury Prize.

At the Cannes Film Festival, the three major awards are the Palme d'Or, the Grand Jury Prize, and the Jury Prize, corresponding to the first, second, and third prizes, respectively.

However, no one wants to be second and third, although this is still an important affirmation.

Emily's heart couldn't help but contract, on the one hand, she was worried about the name of "Drunken Country Ballads", and on the other hand, she was worried that after missing the Jury Prize, "Drunken Country Ballads" would not be received.

Steven didn't create suspense, and directly announced the answer, "Like a father and a son".

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