"It's a huge game of poker,"
Julia Ducournau told us on Monday about her new film,
Titane
, and the performance of Vincent Lindon, unrecognizable as a firefighter captain. The young director (37 years old), rings on all fingers and nerve to spare, played and won.
Titanium
wins. Released in theaters on Wednesday, it won the Palme d'Or, with the nose and beard of old men in small form (Verhoeven, Moretti, Dumont) or too wise (Farhadi, Audiard, Ozon). Spike Lee and his jury awarded the competition's most rock'n'roll film. So rock'n'roll that the president ate the piece, from the start of the ceremony, in a strange moment of confusion.
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Titanium
by Julia Ducournau, sex, death and bodywork ...
After Jane Campion and her
Piano Lesson
in 1993, the Frenchwoman is the second female director to be covered in gold.
It succeeds the satirical thriller
Parasite
, by Bong Joon-ho, a filmmaker whom she adores like most South Korean filmmakers (Park Chan-wook, Hong-Jin Na).
"I admire the way they play
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