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Cannes 2005

  • 'George Lucas could be messing with your head'

    John Sutherland
  • Cannes films not up to scratch, says Jury president

  • Belgian duo beat bookies to win Palme d'Or

  • Million dollar baby

  • Smart shots

    Cannes: Amid the random violence, creeping fears, alienation and wayward cowboys, there are some real gems at this year's extravaganza.

  • A narrow-focus dissection of the trials of being English and rich

    Chromophobia is the fear of colour; it's also the title of an eye-soothing video/art installation that neurotic art collector and clothes horse Iona Aylesbury (Kristin Scott Thomas) buys for the wall of her spick-and-span, designed-to-the-hilt marital pad.
  • Festival diary

    The festival is drawing to a close, but who knows who will win the Palme d'Or?
  • Mark Lawson

    Fear and self-loathing in Cannes

    Mark Lawson

    Mark Lawson: The best films at this year's festival seem a guilty response to the Iraq war.

  • 'Wooodeee!'

    What's it like to walk down Cannes' red carpet with Woody and Scarlett? And to turn down an invite to Dennis Hopper's yacht? Match Point producer Lucy Darwin tells all.

  • Au revoir les stars

  • Dazed and confused

  • Reviews roundup

  • Out et about

  • Horrible histories

    William Hurt is back - having survived years of drink, failed relationships and a nasty incident with a sofa. But is he happy? Xan Brooks meets him.

  • Culture Vulture
    Sinking city

    • Xan Brooks, Guardian Unlimited Film editor

    • Reviews roundup

    • Out et about

    • Chapman brothers plan fresh horror

  • Duty and the beast

  • Lars von Trier acts as a slave to controversy

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