Cannes 2025: Diego Cespedes' 'Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo' Profit of Sure Treatment Award | Mint

While accepting the price, Cespedes said that the award exists ‘even if it makes others uncomfortable’. Director Diego Cespedes, cast Matias Catalan, Paula Dynamarca, Tamara Cortes, Francisco Diaz and Pedro Nunoz, composer Florencia di concilio and producers Giancarlo Nasi and Justin Pechberty of the mysterious look of the Flamingo ‘(rutrers) on Friday night, Film Festival’s second-level UN-Sekere category won. The film presented in the early 1980s centers around a strange family in Chile and the start of the AIDS epidemic. While accepting the price, Cespedes said that the award exists four “even if it makes others uncomfortable”. “This award does not celebrate perfection. It celebrates the fear, that stubbornness to exist just as we are, even if it makes others uncomfortable,” he said. ‘Once upon a time in Gaza’ ‘Once Upon a Time in Gaza’ deserves an award for the Palestinian twin filmmakers Arab and Tarzan Nasser. The film follows a low-level drug dealer and its down in the coastal singles the year that the Islamic group of Hamas has taken over. For everyone in Gaza: “For every Palestinian: Your lives are matter and your voice is important, and soon Palestine will be free,” says Tarzan Nasser, provoking a standing ovation. ‘A poet’ ” a poet ‘received the runner-up Jury Prize. Directed by Colombian director Simon Mesa Soto, explore this dark comedy the art world. Cannes 2025: Un Certain respect award: Best execution Frank Dillane, who plays in Dickinson’s well-received debut on a homeless man, ‘Urchin’, took home the best performance with Cleo Diara, who interpreted in Portuguese director Pedro Pedro Pinho’s exploration of Neo-Colonialism, ‘I Only Rest in the Storm’. CANNES 2025: UN CERTAIN APRESSION: Scriptural Award The screenplay for British director Harry Lighton and his Alexander Skarsgard-led Kinky-Romans “Pillion”. Cannes 2025: Untor certain respect award this year’s Division of VN Secretary Association, which usually focuses on more ArtHouse tariff, was particularly strong. There were several promising directors of actors, including Scarlett Johansson, Harris Dickinson and Kristen Stewart. India marked its entry into the segment with director Neeraj Ghaywan’s ‘homebound’ starring Ishaan Khatter and Vishal Jethwa. The official summary of ‘home -bound’ reads: ‘Two child friends from a small North Indian village chase a police work that promises them the dignity they have long denied. But as they are closer to their dream, he threatens the bond that holds them together. ‘