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Secret makeup tips from Cannes Film Festival 2022
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Double cleanse your face and put on your vitamins first such as vitamin C, niacinamide serum or hyaluronic serum for plumper skin. A good hydrating moisturizer that's not too oily is key. Moisturised skin will allow for the makeup to grip and last longer. Before applying powder or foundation, wipe the skin with a rose-based skin tonic. Wrap an ice cube in a clean cloth and wipe the skin with it. This helps to close the pores.
Park explains how Cannes award-winning 'Decision to Leave' is different
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"I didn't hesitate to use literally 'expressions that stimulate the peripheral nerves' in my previous films. I'm not saying it's wrong to do so, but I intended them to be so," Park said during a press conference in Seoul to promote the new film. "I wanted to make a different movie this time. Since it's a story of people who hide their true emotions, I wanted to make the audience become eager to approach these people, to peek into their mind, curious about what they are thinking," he added.
After seven Cannes appearances, 'Broker' Song Kang-ho gets his due
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The actor won the honour for his role in the Korean flick 'Broker' during his seventh visit to the film festival, Yonhap News Agency reports. Song became the first Korean actor ever to win an award at Cannes, after Jeon Do-yeon received best actress for her role in director Lee Chang-dong's film 'Secret Sunshine' in 2007.
Movies are best for big screens: Cannes Best Director Park Chan-wook
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"Our experience to entirely focus on a film and enjoy it along with many people at a movie theatre is out of comparison," he said at a press conference after the closing ceremony of the festival, reports Yonhap News Agency. Park won Best Director for his latest feature 'Decision to Leave' at the ceremony.
Korean wins at Cannes a tribute to entertainment giant CJ ENM
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Korean movies have been temporarily overshadowed by K-pop and Korean TV dramas -- think BTS and 'Squid Game' -- both of which flourished during the Covid era, while Korean film was struck down by the pandemic. Closed cinemas and disrupted release schedules meant that the film sector was not fully able to capitalise on the 2019 Cannes and multiple Oscar successes of 'Parasite' and 'Minari'.
Strong Asian flavour to Cannes awards; Ruben Ostlund gets his second Palme d'Or
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Ostlund's follow-up to his 2017 Palme-winning 'The Square', according to 'Variety', takes a boat full of shallow people -- models, millionaires and their various trophy partners -- and abandons them in deep water, forcing the survivors to reconstruct a desert-island society where money holds no power. In such a system, for better or worse, beauty becomes the most valuable asset.
WATCH | Hina Khan on Cannes 2022: Hope I continue to represent India and make my country proud
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Says Hina: "Representing India on the global platform is a huge deal. And I consider that a very high honour. And I am so glad that I gotta do it at both of my Cannes appearances. I sincerely hope that I continue to get this opportunity every time." Hina's Indo-English film 'Country of Blind's posters, launched at the prestigious film festival.
Cannes celebrates 75th anniversary with 120 global film personalities
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Some of them, notably del Toro, took part in a symposium earlier Tuesday to discuss the new challenges that cinema is facing today, reports 'Variety'. The roster of talents on the ground at the gala ceremony also included the bevy of stars and filmmakers presenting films at this year's festival, including Kristen Stewart, Lea Seydoux, Viggo Mortensen and David Cronenberg ('Crimes of the Future'), among many others.
Reena Aggarwal shares her joy at 'Alpha Beta Gamma' being selected for Cannes
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Reena says: "Our film is one of the only 5 Indian films being selected for the Cannes Film Festival. It feels like we have landed on the moon and we only want to return with big hopes of getting a platform for its official release." "Selection of our film 'Alpha Beta Gamma' for Cannes is really huge, not just for me but also for each and every member of our team"
John Travolta, Stephen Dorff to star in 'American Metal', film picked up at Cannes market
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As per �Deadline', the film has been directed by debutant director Nicholas Maggio. It tells the story of a desperate and struggling family man who robs a pill mill. However, when the theft turns violent, he finds himself hunted by both the police and the Dixieland mafia.
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