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Hollywood practically created the “mainstream” cinema while New York has been known historically for its more “indie” cinema sensibilities. It takes us into the 1930’s, the golden age of Hollywood when studios ruled, yet also takes us into 1930’s New York where “café societies” ruled. The film, which at heart is romance that stars Jesse Esienberg and Kristen Stewart, also blends and plays with the ideas of the mainstream versus the film society. Cannes exploits all the trappings of the “mainstream” cinema screening at the modern multiplexes, while at the same time maintains the “art house” cinema reverence of the film society.Ĭafé Society, in a tricky way, could have also been called Film Society. Cannes is one big celebration of movies, but it also manages to be very serious for the film business. The greatest stars of the cinema crowd Cannes red carpet while at the same time unknown “stars” drink champagne with the best of them at the after parties.

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Its beaches are lined off with millionaire movie elite yachts, while at the same time its streets are lined with poorer French people begging for free movie tickets. Set up against the gorgeous Mediterranean backdrop, Cannes contains a Hollywood glamour while simultaneously maintaining an artistic integrity. With just about ever nation represented in booths here on the famous Cannes Pavilion, it actually feels like the Olympics of Cinema.

To be here is to see that it really transcends the “film festival.” Here, there are films playing in competition (with George Miller, director of the Mad Max Films leading its Jury) while there are others playing out of completion just here to be sold (that component is called “the market”). Cannes, by all accounts, is the most respected, iconic, and prolific of all film festivals on our planet. And the reason why one of the most iconic, respected, and prolific cinema minds of the last century can open this festival, speaks for itself. Today is the day we opened the 69th Cannes Film Festival with Woody’s Allen’s latest work “Café Society”. Here's Cooper's first segment on the world premiere of Woody Allen's ' Café Society': Travolta Cooper, filmmaker of BLACK MOSES and founder of #TheCinemas who In France, and The Bahamas Weekly is pleased announce that we'll be onceĪgain providing some daily highlights from The Bahamas' very own, HACHE / AFPįilm Festival (Le Festival International du Film de Cannes) is underway Here's his first daily segment covering the world premiere of Woody Allen's 'Cafe Society' (cast and filmmaker seen right) Photo credit: L'équipe de Café Society © V. Left is The Bahamas' very own, Travolta Cooper, on location at Cannes Film Festival in France. Cooper at Cannes: Woody Allen's Café Society