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- The New World (Terrence Malick): 3,5/4
- Citizen Dog (Wisit Sasanatieng): 3,5/4
- Meurtrires (Patrick Grandperret): 3,5/4
- The Departed (Martin Scorsese): 3,5/4
- Volver (Pedro Almodovar) 3,5/4
- The Queen (Stephen Frears): 3,5/4
- The Great Ecstasy of Robert Carmichael (Thomas Clay): 3,5/4
- The Squid and the Whale (Noah Baumbach): 3,5/4

- Jarhead (Sam Mendes): 3/4
- Bubble (Steven Soderbergh): 3/4
- 4:30 (Royston Tan): 3/4
- Perhaps love (Peter Ho-Sun Chan): 3/4
- Walk the Line (James Mangold): 3/4
- Brick (Rian Johnson): 3/4
- Marock (Lala Marrakchi): 3/4
- Le hros de la famille (Thierry Klifa) 3/4
- Capote (Bennett Miller): 3/4
- Marie-Antoinette (Sofia Coppola) 3/4
- Brokeback Mountain (Ang Lee): 3/4
- The Producers (Susan Stroman): 3/4
- Fauteuils d'orchestre (Danile Thompson): 3/4
- Je vais bien, ne t'en fais pas (Philippe Lioret): 3/4
- Miami Vice (Michael Mann): 3/4
- United 93 (Paul Greengrass): 3/4
- Inside Man (Spike Lee): 3/4
- Mrs. Henderson Presents (Stephen Frears): 3/4
- OSS 117: Le Caire nid d'espions (Michel Hazanavicius): 3/4
- Changement d'adresse (Emmanuel Mouret): 3/4
- Paris je t'aime: 3/4
- Comme t'y es belle! (Lisa Alessandrin) 3/4
- Prte-moi ta main (Eric Lartigau): 3/4
- A @#%$ and Bull Story (Michael Winterbottom): 3/4
- Ne le dis personne (Guillaume Canet): 3/4
- El Laberinto del Fauno (Guillermo del Toro): 3/4
- Black book (Paul Verhoeven): 3/4
- Dans Paris (Christophe Honor): 3/4
- 13 Tzameti (Gla Babluani): 3/4
- X-Men: The Last Stand (Brett Ratner): 3/4

- Romanzo criminale (Michele Placido): 2,5/4
- C.R.A.Z.Y (Jean-Marc Valle) 2,5/4
- The Prestige (Christopher Nolan): 2,5/4
- Il Caimano (Nanni Moretti): 2,5/4
- The science of sleep (Michel Gondry): 2,5/4
- L'Intouchable (Benot Jacquot): 2,5/4
- Babel (Alejandro Gonzlez Irritu): 2,5/4
- Hors de prix (Pierre Salvadori): 2,5/4
- The Devil Wears Prada (David Franke): 2,5/4
- The Holiday (Nancy Meyers): 2,5/4
- Shortbus (John Cameron Mitchell): 2,5/4
- Pardonnez-moi (Mawenn): 2,5/4
- Children of Men (Alfonso Cuarn): 2,5/4
- Lord of War (Andrew Niccol): 2,5/4
- Reefer madness (Andy Fickman): 2,5/4
- Mauvaise foi (Roschdy Zem): 2,5/4
- Joni's promise (Joko Anwar): 2,5/4
- The Peter Pan formula (Chang-Ho Cho): 2,5/4
- Transamerica (Duncan Tucker): 2,5/4
- American Dreamz (Paul Weitz): 2,5/4
- Borat (Larry Charles): 2,5/4
- V for Vendetta (James McTeigue): 2,5/4
- Dikkenek (Olivier Van Hoofstadt): 2,5/4
- Manuale d'amore (Giovanni Veronesi): 2,5/4
- Good Night, and Good Luck (George Clooney):2,5/4
- Camping (Fabien Onteniente): 2,5/4
- Mission: Impossible III (J.J. Abrams) 2,5/4
- Scoop (Woody Allen): 2,5/4

- Jean-Philippe (Laurent Tuel): 2/4
- Little Miss Sunshine (Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris): 2/4
- Wassup Rockers (Larry Clark): 2/4
- Syriana (Stephen Gaghan): 2/4
- Lady in the Water (M. Night Shyamalan): 2/4
- Quatre toiles (Christian Vincent): 2/4
- Vers le sud (Laurent Cantet): 2/4
- Munich (Steven Spielberg):2/4
- Cars (John Lasseter & Joe Ranft): 2/4
- Sheitan (Kim Chapiron): 2/4
- A Prairie Home Companion (Robert Altman): 2/4
- The Last Kiss (Tony Goldwyn): 2/4
- Poseidon (Wolfgang Petersen): 2/4
- Shanghai dreams (Xiaoshuai Wang): 2/4
- Opal Dream (Peter Cattaneo): 2/4
- A side, B side, seaside (Wing-Chiu Chan): 2/4
- Mon meilleur ami (Patrice Leconte): 2/4

- Superman Returns (Bryan Singer): 1,5/4
- L'Ivresse du pouvoir (Claude Chabrol): 1,5/4
- A Love Song for Bobby Long (Shainee Gabel): 1,5/4
- Tideland (Terry Gilliam): 1,5/4
- The Ballad of Jack and Rose (Rebecca Miller): 1,5/4
- Pride & Prejudice (Joe Wright): 1,5/4
- Rent (Chris Columbus): 1,5/4
- Memoirs of a Geisha (Rob Marshall): 1,5/4
- Prime (Ben Younger): 1,5/4
- Just my luck (Donald Petrie): 1,5/4
- Failure to Launch (Tom Dey): 1,5/4
- Les filles du botaniste (Sijie Dai): 1,5/4
- April's snow (Jin-Ho Hur): 1,5/4
- Toute la beaut du monde (Marc Esposito): 1,5/4
- Qui de nous deux (Charles Belmont): 1,5/4
- Melissa P. (Luca Guadagnino): 1,5/4
- Colour Me Kubrick (Brian W. Cook): 1,5/4

- The Fountain (Darren Aronofsky): 1/4
- Quand les anges s'en mlent... (Crystel Amsalem): 1/4
- Heaven's soldiers (Joon-ki Min): 1/4
- Clibataires (Jean-Michel Verner): 1/4
- La Doublure (Francis Veber): 1/4
- Mes copines (Sylvie Ayme): 1/4
- Toi et moi (Julie Lopes-Curval): 1/4
- The myth (Stanley Tong): 1/4
- Reinas (Manuel Gmez Pereira): 1/4
- Eragon (Stefen Fangmeier): 1/4

- Camping sauvage (Christophe Ali & Nicolas Bonilauri): 0,5/4
- Qui m'aime me suive (Benot Cohen): 0,5/4
- The Break-Up (Peyton Reed): 0,5/4
- Riviera (Anne Villacque): 0,5/4
- Hell (Bruno Chiche): 0,5/4
- You, Me and Dupree (Anthony & Joe Russo): 0,5/4
- a brle (Claire Simon): 0,5/4
- Date movie (Aaron Seltzer): 0,5/4
- Les bronzs 3 (Patrice Leconte): 0,5/4

- The Covenant (Renny Harlin): 0/4
- Sans limite (Cheyenne Carron): 0/4

Slept the whole time:
- Renaissance (Christian Volckman) Zzzzzzzzzzz
- Enferms dehors (Albert Dupontel) Zzzzzzzzzzz
- Coeurs (Alain Resnais) Zzzzzzzzzz

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Cannes in love with "Paris"
By Charles Masters

PARIS (Hollywood Reporter) - "Paris, je t'aime" (Paris, I Love You), a collection of 20 love stories set in the French capital and directed by a host of internationally acclaimed filmmakers, will open the Cannes Film Festival sidebar Un Certain Regard on May 18, organizers said Tuesday.

The movie, which has been in production for several years, is told in five-minute segments each focusing on one of Paris' 20 administrative districts, or "arrondissements," then joined by transition elements.

Directors involved include Alfonso Cuaron, Gurinder Chadha, Gus Van Sant, Isabelle Coixet, Joel and Ethan Coen, Nobuhiro Suwa, Alexander Payne, Tom Tykwer, Walter Salles and Wes Craven. French participation includes Olivier Assayas, Gerard Depardieu and the live-action debut of animator Sylvain Chomet ("Les Triplettes de Belleville" .

The cast includes Bob Hoskins, Elijah Wood, Emily Mortimer, Gena Rowlands, Juliette Binoche, Leonor Watling, Ludivine Sagnier, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Natalie Portman, Nick Nolte, Steve Buscemi and Willem Dafoe.

The 59th annual Cannes Film Festival begins May 17 with director Ron Howard's "The Da Vinci Code."

Reuters/Hollywood Reporter

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Three rising American directors Sofia Coppola, Richard Linklater and Richard Kelly will compete against Cannes veterans including Pedro Almodovar and Nanni Moretti for the top prize at this year's festival in May.

Coppola ("Lost in Translation" will show her "Marie-Antoinette" biopic, starring Kirsten Dunst, organizers said Thursday. Linklater ("Before Sunset" will offer up "Fast Food Nation", and Kelly ("Donnie Darko" will screen his genre-bending musical-comedy-thriller "Southland Tales".

Moretti, whose "Il Caimano (The Caiman)" serves up a fierce critique of Premier Silvio Berlusconi and modern-day Italy, is the only director in competition who has already won Cannes' top prize. "The Son's Room," about a family devastated by a child's death, took the coveted Palme d'Or in 2001.

Spain's Almodovar, named best director at Cannes for "All About My Mother" in 1999, is back with "Volver," starring Penelope Cruz as a gorgeous, feisty young woman whose mother comes back from the dead to tie up loose ends.

British moviemaker Ken Loach, a two-time winner of Cannes' jury prize, offers "The Wind That Shakes the Barley," set during the Irish war of independence and civil war.

Aki Kaurismaki of Finland, another Cannes regular, is back with "Laitakaupungin Valot (Lights in the Dusk)." When Kaurismaki won the grand prize, or second place, in 2002 for "The Man Without a Past," he got laughs for his self-congratulatory acceptance speech: "First of all, I'd like to thank myself."

Ron Howard's "The Da Vinci Code" will be the opening-night movie on May 17, but it is not competing for prizes. Hong Kong's Wong Kar-wai, director of "In the Mood for Love," presides over the jury at the festival, which runs through May 28.

Mexico has two films in competition: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu ("21 Grams" will show "Babel", starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett, and Guillermo Del Toro ("Hellboy" will show "El Laberinto del Fauno (Pan's Labyrinth)."

Three homegrown films are up for the top prize: "Selon Charlie (According to Charlie)" by Nicole Garcia, "Quand j'etais chanteur (When I Was a Singer)" by Xavier Giannoli and "Flandres (Flanders)" by Bruno Dumont.

Dumont caused a sensation at Cannes in 1999 with "Humanity," a slow-moving, sexually explicit tale of a small-town cop investigating a sordid murder. It won second place and two acting prizes though neither of the stars were professional actors.

A French-Algerian director is competing under Algeria's flag. Rachid Bouchareb's "Indigenes (Natives)" tells the long-neglected story of World War II soldiers recruited from France's colonies.

Other movies in competition include "La Raison du Plus Faible (The Weakest Is Always Right)" by Lucas Belvaux of Belgium; "Iklimler" by Nuri Bilge Ceylan of Turkey; "L'Amico di Famiglia (The Family Friend)" by Paolo Sorrentino of Italy; "Juventude Em Marcha (Youth on the Move)" by Pedro Costa of Portugal; and "Summer Palace" by Lou Ye of China.

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This + Vincent Cassel hosting and Tony Gatlif's "Transylvania" with Asia Argento closing the festival, and you'll understand that i'm going crazy!!!!
I mean look at my most anticipated films of 2006 list, they're all in Cannes! lol

for now no i'm not accredited but who knows what can happen till the last moment

(did you get my pm coupdecoeur?)