Through the story of Cheyenne, a fallen and aching rock star, Paolo SORRENTINO proposes to follow the inner voyage and odyssey of a man searching for his Jewish roots, maturity, reconciliation and hope. A classic drama of great richness and elaborate aesthetics, the film gracefully opens deep and serious paths of reflection.
64th Festival de Cannes
11.05.2011 to 22.05.2011
Cannes
© Daniel Beguin
The members of the Ecumenical Jury and INTERFILM and SIGNIS officials on the Red Carpet, from left: Lieve and Jos Horemans, Gianluca Arnone, Francoise Lods, Denyse Muller, Christiane Hofmann, Martin E. Bernal Alonso; second row: Daniel Grivel, Mikael Mogren
Awards of the Ecumenical Jury
Cheyenne - This Must Be the Place
Directed by:
2011
Directed by:
2011
An ode to hope, solidarity and brotherhood : using sophisticated filmmaking, Aki KAURISMÄKI invites us in a world which he transforms through the magic of the colours, the humour of the dialogues, the humanity of the characters – with « The Sermon on the Mount » in the background.
Where Do We Go Now?
Wer weiß, wohin?
Directed by:
2011
The women of a small isolated village are ready to do anything to preserve peace between the two communities that are living there together. With much delicacy, Nadine LABAKI succeeds in offering a poetic tale balancing carefully between comedy and tragedy, provoking an emotion that is turned towards hope.
