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Cannes 2010: The Line-Up! Print E-mail
Written by Ivan Radford   
Friday, 16 April 2010 06:00

Robin Hood rides out at the open of Cannes 2010, but what of his Merry Men? Well, yesterday they finally announced the festival's full line-up of films. It's a mix of several large names in cinema - but not many of them are American.


We're talking Godard, Kiarostami, Nakata and Iñarritu, but also Mike Leigh and - perhaps most exciting for me - Outrage, the latest from Takeshi Kitano.


Oliver Stone and Woody Allen are in there somewhere (with Wall Street 2 and You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger), but they join Robin Out of Competition, along with previous Head Juror Stephen Frears. The biggest American name In Competition is Doug Liman, whose Fair Game will be facing off against Leigh's Another Year, Iñarritu's Biutiful and Mathieu Amalric's Tournee. A thoughtful selection, then, for 2010, with Tim Burton leading the choice of who will win what.


The Festival kicks off on Wednesday 12th May. We, sadly, won't be there. Read on for the full line-up.


In Competition

 

Mathieu Amalric – TOURNÉE

Xavier Beauvois – DES HOMMES ET DES DIEUX

Rachid Bouchareb – HORS LA LOI

Alejandro González Iñárritu – BIUTIFU

Mahamat-Saleh Haroun – UN HOMME QUI CRIE (A Screaming Man)

IM Sangsoo – HOUSEMAID

Abbas Kiarostami – COPIE CONFORME

Takeshi Kitano – OUTRAGE

Lee Chang-dong – POETRY

Mike Leigh – ANOTHER YEAR

Doug Liman – FAIR GAME

Sergei Loznitsa – YOU. MY JOY

Daniele Luchetti – LA NOSTRA VITA

Nikita Mikhalkov – UTOMLYONNYE SOLNTSEM 2

Bertrand Tavernier – LA PRINCESSE DE MONTPENSIER

Apichatpong Weerasethakul – LOONG BOONMEE RALEUK CHAAT (Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives)

 

Un Certain Regard

 

Derek Cianfrance – BLUE VALENTINE (1st film)

Manoel De Oliveira – O ESTRANHO CASO DE ANGÉLICA (Angelica)

Xavier Dolan – LES AMOURS IMAGINAIRES (Heartbeats)

Ivan Fund, Santiago Loza – LOS LABIOS

Fabrice Gobert – SIMON WERNER A DISPARU… (1st film)

Jean-Luc Godard – FILM SOCIALISME

Christoph Hochhäusler – UNTER DIR DIE STADT (The City Below)

Lodge Kerrigan – REBECCA H. (RETURN TO THE DOGS)

Ágnes Kocsis – PÁL ADRIENN (Adrienn Pál)

Vikramaditya Motwane – UDAAN (1st film)

Radu Muntean – MARTI, DUPA CRACIUN (Tuesday, After Christmas)

Hideo Nakata – CHATROOM

Cristi Puiu – AURORA (Aurora)

Hong Sangsoo – HA HA HA

Oliver Schmitz – LIFE ABOVE ALL

Daniel Vega – OCTUBRE (1st film)

David Verbeek – R U THERE

Xiaoshuai Wang – RIZHAO CHONGQING (Chongqing Blues)

 

Out of Competition

 

Woody Allen – YOU WILL MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER

Stephen Frears – TAMARA DREWE

Oliver Stone – WALL STREET - MONEY NEVER SLEEPS

 

Midnight Screenings

 

Gregg Araki – KABOOM

Gilles Marchand – L'AUTRE MONDE (Blackhole)

 

Special Screenings

Charles Ferguson – INSIDE JOB

Sophie Fiennes – OVER YOUR CITIES GRASS WILL GROW

Patricio Guzman – NOSTALGIA DE LA LUZ (Nostalgia For The Light)

Sabina Guzzanti – DRAQUILA – L'ITALIA CHE TREMA

Otar Iosseliani – CHANTRAPAS

Diego Luna – ABEL (1st film)