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Following the exclusion of British films from the main competitions at Cannes, a couple of silver linings did appear, with The Arbor director Clio Barnard's follow-up, The Selfish Giant, being picked for Directors' Fortnight and Paul Wright's debut, For Those in Peril, produced by the ever-edgy Warp Films, settling into Critics' Week.

Their holiday videos alone could probably earn a berth in the main competition at Cannes.

Castro's main competition (at least until everyone else gets in the race) has already responded to his announcement.

Refn's film is playing in the main competition at Cannes, where it is up against the likes of The Tree of Life, Le Havre and The Artist.

Announcing the film's place in the main competition at Cannes, the festival director Thierry Frémaux described it as "a Belgian western".

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Soderbergh, 50, whose biopic on pianist Liberace, Behind the Candelabra, is in the main competition at Cannes, said there had been a gradual migration of audiences towards television.

Contrast that with Ben Carson, who's Trump's main competition at this point and the beneficiary of Iowa's corn-addled brains.

This year not a single Italian film was selected in the main competition at the Cannes Film Festival, a rebuff that stirred outrage, despair and passionate hand-wringing here.

The resurrection of the cartoon from children's entertainment to serious forum for artistic expression has been remarkably swift, the genre's competition and reputation enhanced by the creation of an increasingly coveted Oscar category and the acceptance of Shreks I and II into the main competition at Cannes.

As well as female directors gaining ground in the main competition at Sundance, more than half the shortlisted films centre on women.