At the Deauville Festival, fewer stars, more discoveries

• The 2022 edition of the Deauville Festival emphasizes cinephilia and novelties.

• Brilliant young people like Jesse Eisenberg, Luce Boynton, Thandiwe Newton and Ana de Palmas are expected there.

• An enticing program will titillate the spectators of this event open to the public.

No big stars like Johnny Depp like last year but a 48th edition of the Deauville Festival which promises to be rich in discoveries.

It highlights not only American films, but also nuggets discovered in Cannes and small French jewels that the participants in this event open to the public will be able to taste.

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Bruno Barde and his team play the cinephilia card with a qualitative selection that should make the mouths of a jury chaired by Arnaud Desplechin, a filmmaker with a demanding filmography and a sharp cinephilia.

Heading for “New Hollywood”

From the first weekend, stars of "New Hollywood" will rock the red carpet.

Jesse Eisenberg (The Lex Luthor of

and the hero of the

saga ) presents his directorial debut

, which opened Critics' Week at Cannes.

Lucy Boynton, seen recently in Kenneth Branagh's

, will also tread the boards.

The following weekend, they are Ana de Armas (dazzling Cuban spy in

playing Marilyn Monroe in

by Andrew Dominic) and Thandiwe Newton (heroine of the series

) which are expected in Normandy.

Cannes, music and genre cinema

The habit has been taken since 2020. The Cannes Film Festival is the guest of that of Deauville and Thierry Frémaux, brings beautiful gifts.

Spectators will be able to laugh a lot in front of

, the Palme d'or signed by the Swedish Ruben Ostlund or be deeply moved with

by the Belgian Lukas Dhont, a story of friendship which was one of our favorites on the Croisette. .

Lovers of chills are not forgotten with in particular

by Ty West where the team of a pornographic film has to face psychopathic farmers and with the tantalizing

by Guillaume Nicloux where the inhabitants of a building are confronted with a substance as mysterious as it is devouring.

It should be noted that these "high tension" sessions are, like that of Brad Anderson's intriguing

, prohibited for children under 16 years old.

The 7th Art loves music and vice versa!

Among the most promising films, we are also impatient to discover

by Brett Morgen on David Bowie and

by Daniel Geller and Dayna Goldfine, which looks back on the exceptional destiny of this mystical and mythical hit.

We're not just going to watch movies in Deauville this year.

We will also sing.

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