Cannes: Friday's program, it's up to Alice Rohrwacher

Competition at the last bars Friday at the Cannes Film Festival, hunt for the recovery of the films awarded in the other sections, ridda of predictions for an unpredictable jury.
Here is the menu of the penultimate day of the festival: - The Chimera by Alice Rohrwacher with Josh O'Connor, Carol Duarte, Isabella Rossellini. In competition. Arthur has a gift: to feel emptiness. She has known him since she lost the great love of her life, Beiamina. But he also feels the emptiness of the earth, a dowry that makes him precious to his grave robber friends: Arthur is in fact an archaeologist and looks for the secret tombs of the Etruscans - The Old Loak by Ken Loach with Debbie Honeywood, Dave Turner, Ebla Mari. In competition. The story of a friendship, of a photographic stain, of compassion in today's society. This is the friendship between TJ Ballantyne, owner of a pub at risk of closure and the Syrian refugee Yara.
- Une Nuit by and with Alex Lutz and with Karin Viard, Jérôme Pouly. Un Certain Regard. The burning passion between a man and a woman who cross paths in the subway, quarrel, discover the electric current that suddenly unites them, cross a nocturnal and deserted Paris wondering if at dawn they will say goodbye.
- Hypnotic by Robert Rodriguez with Ben Affleck, William Fichtner, Alice Braga. Out of competition. A detective on the trail of a dangerous gang ends up being the target of his daughter's disappearance and a secret government project.
- L'Abbe Pierre, Une Vie de Combat by Frédéric Tellier with Benjamin Lavernhe, Emmanuelle Bercot, Michel Vuillermoz. Out of competition. Fresco with an epic passage dedicated to Henri Grouès, partisan, deputy, angel of the homeless, revolutionary, iconoclastic, religious. An incredible life with the name he had chosen: Abbé Pierre.
- Dand la Toile by Jee-wong Kim with Song Kang-Ho, Im so-Jung, Jeon Yeo-bin. Out of competition. In 1970s Korea, a director dreams of remaking the end of the film he worked on and which would like to be his artistic testament. But everyone is against him.
- Meeting Jane Fonda. In Cannes the great American actress has been at home since the days of the personal and artistic partnership with Roger Vadim. Then she returned several times also receiving a Palme d'Or for Lifetime Achievement. Here she enriches the overview of the stars that we will find on the final evening on stage and is honored with a dialogue open to cinephiles also for her humanitarian activities.