Cannes 2025 May 13th - 24th

Jury President: Juliette Binoche

Official Selection for Palm d'Or:
Alpha – Julia Ducournau (France, Belgium)
Case 137 (Dossier 137) – Dominik Moll (France)
Die, My Love – Lynne Ramsay (United States)
Eagles of the Republic – Tarik Saleh (Sweden, France, Denmark, Finland)
Eddington – Ari Aster (United States)
Fuori – Mario Martone (Italy, France)
The History of Sound – Oliver Hermanus (United Kingdom, United States)
It Was Just an Accident (?? ????? ????) – Jafar Panahi (Iran, France, Luxembourg)
The Little Sister (La Petite Dernière) – Hafsia Herzi (France, Germany)
The Mastermind – Kelly Reichardt (United States, United Kingdom)
Nouvelle Vague – Richard Linklater (France)
The Phoenician Scheme – Wes Anderson (United States, Germany)
Renoir (?????) – Chie Hayakawa (Japan, France, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia)
Resurrection (????) – Bi Gan (China, France)
Romería – Carla Simón (Spain, Germany)
The Secret Agent (O Agente Secreto) – Kleber Mendonça Filho (Brazil, France, Germany, Netherlands)
Sentimental Value (Affeksjonsverdi) – Joachim Trier (Norway, France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, United Kingdom)
Sirât – Óliver Laxe (Spain, France)
Sound of Falling (In die Sonne schauen) – Mascha Schilinski (Germany)
Two Prosecutors (??? ?????????) – Sergei Loznitsa (Latvia, France, Germany, Netherlands, Romania, Lithuania)
Woman and Child (?? ? ???) – Saeed Roustayi (Iran, France)
The Young Mother's Home (Jeunes mères) – Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (Belgium, France)


A few other notable films premiering, such as Mission Impossible, Honey Don't (Ethan Coen), etc. It will be interesting to see if Julia Ducournau can capture her second Palm d'Or after 2021's Titane, or if Wes Anderson can finally capture it. Eddington looks pretty good, and Richard Linklater's film about Jean-Luc Goddard should be very good. Looking forward to seeing who wins the other categories as well.