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Festival in Cannes (2002)
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Reviews Counted:19
Fresh:11
Rotten:8
Average Rating:5.9/10
Consensus: One of Jaglom's better films, Festival in Cannes is an enjoyable insider's take on the movie industry.
Theatrical Release:Mar 8, 2002 Limited
Box Office: $41,006
Synopsis: Director Henry Jaglom presents an insider's look at the Cannes Film Festival with his 13th feature, a fictional piece with a documentary style and feeling. Set at the 1999 festival in the sunny,... [More]
Starring: Anouk Aimée, Greta Scacchi, Maximilian Schell, Ron Silver
Director: Henry Jaglom
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Reviews for Festival in Cannes
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07/21/05
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08/09/02
Top CriticIn the end, we don't see enough of Cannes and maybe too much of Kaz. But you have to accept or reject Jaglom as you might a walk on the Croisette, taking the bitter with the sweet.
07/20/02
Top CriticA picture as charmingly insubstantial as the world it invokes.
07/12/02
Top CriticOne of [Jaglom's] better efforts -- a wry and sometime bitter movie about love.
04/12/02
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04/05/02
Top CriticThe locale ... remains far more interesting than the story at hand.
03/29/02
Top CriticJaglom makes some deft connections between personal and businesslike forms of seduction.
03/29/02
Top CriticA rambling ensemble piece with loosely connected characters and plots that never quite gel.
03/29/02
Top CriticOffers a wonderfully entertaining look at the veterans, neophytes, phonies, truth seekers, profiteers and artists who populate the movie industry.
03/22/02
Top CriticLike most of Jaglom's films, some of it is honestly affecting, but more of it seems contrived and secondhand.
03/22/02
Top CriticDoes just fine until it collapses into the equivalent of a group hug down the stretch.
03/21/02
Top CriticIt isn't a good movie, but it is diverting, a showcase for Anouk Aimee, Greta Scacchi and Ron Silver, and a peephole on behind-the-scenes moves.
03/21/02
Top CriticDaffy, engrossing, enlightening and entertaining.
03/13/02
Top CriticYou've got the most percussive navel-gazer in independent film bringing together such type-A personalities as Zack Norman and Ron Silver, and then having them toot their trombones at each other for the better part of 90 minutes.
03/08/02
Top CriticIt's quite an achievement to set and shoot a movie at the Cannes Film Festival and yet fail to capture its visual appeal or its atmosphere.
03/08/02
Top CriticA giddy comic fantasy, full of romance, chicanery and beguiling, sophisticated players.
03/08/02
Top CriticIf Festival in Cannes nails hard- boiled Hollywood argot with a bracingly nasty accuracy, much about the film, including some of its casting, is frustratingly unconvincing.
03/07/02
Top CriticIt thankfully goes easy on the reel/real world dichotomy that [Jaglom] pursued with such enervating determination in Venice/Venice.
03/05/02
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