(26 May 2023)
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cannes, 26 May 2023
1. Various Le Jury Un Certain Regard (L-R) Paula Beer, Alice Winocour, John C. Reilly, Emilie Dequenne and Davy Chou posing
2. Various Eva Longoria posing and walking the carpet
3. Cutaway of press
4. Various Eva Longoria posing and walking the carpet
5. Various Andie MacDowell posing and walking the carpet
6. Medium zoom out (L-R) Inna Modja and Maria de Medeiros posing
7. Fashion tilt Maria de Medeiros
8. Cutaway of press
9. Close up Anushka Sharma posing
10. Medium photographers
11. Medium Clotilde Courau
12. Wide arrival of cast and crew of "The Old Oak"
13. Various cast and crew of "The Old Oak" walking on the carpet
14. Wide (L-R) Writer Paul Laverty, from left, producer Rebecca O'Brien, Lesley Ashton, director Ken Loach, Ebla Mari, and Dave Turner posing
15. Various cast and crew posing on the carpet
16. Various cast and crew walking up the stairs
17. Wide photographers pan across to cast and crew on top of the stairs
18. Wide cast and crew walking inside the Palais
STORYLINE:
Director Ken Loach, long time Cannes regular, returns to the festival with “The Old Oak," which premiered in competition for the Palme d'Or, Friday (26 May 2023)
The drama marks the British filmmaker's 15th film to be selected for Cannes' main competition. He has won the coveted top award twice - in 2016 for "I, Daniel Blake," and in 2006 for "The Wind that Shakes the Barley."
Written by longtime Loach collaborator Paul Laverty, "The Old Oak" takes its title from the last remaining pub of a village in northeast England. Closing mines have led to many younger residents moving away, while what's left of the once-thriving community harbors a growing sense of resentment. The cheap housing available in the wake of the exodus makes the village an ideal place for Syrian refugees living in Britain - but how will they be received?
"The Old Oak" is one of 21 films competing for the Palme dOr.
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