Michel Hazanavicius, Omar Sy Team for StudioCanal's 'The Lost Prince'
Berenice Bejo will also star in the family-friendly film.
Critic's Notebook: Lars Von Trier, the Toxic Drug Cannes Can't Quit
Cannes' decision to welcome the "banished" filmmaker back is emblematic of the contradictions at the heart of the festival — especially when it comes to gender.
House Arrest Extended for Kirill Serebrennikov, Director of Cannes Film 'Summer'
The decison means that the director, who is accused of fraud, won't be able to attend the festival.
It's Official: Lars Von Trier to Return to Cannes 7 Years After Ban for Hitler Comments
The controversial Danish director will premiere his serial killer drama 'The House That Jack Built' out of competition, while Terry Gilliam's 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' will close the festival and 'Fahrenheit 451' gets a midnight screening.
Cannes: Ava DuVernay, Kristen Stewart Join Competition Jury
'Blade Runner 2049' director Denis Villeneuve, as well as actress Léa Seydoux and Chinese star Chang Chen, are among the other names to join Cate Blanchett's festival jury.
Mamoru Hosoda's 'Mirai' Anime Picked Up for France by Wild Bunch
The film will premiere in the Directors' Fortnight at Cannes next month.
Cannes: Nicolas Cage, Gerard Depardieu Films set for Directors’ Fortnight
Gaspar Noe’s ‘Climax’ and Pierre Salvadori’s Audrey Tautou-starring ‘En Liberte!’ are also in the lineup.
Cannes: Paul Dano's 'Wildlife' to Open Critics' Week
The 1960s-set film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan will open, while Alex Lutz's 'Guy' will close the festival sidebar.
Todd McCarthy: Has Cannes Lost Its Luster?
In the wake of the official selection announced Thursday, there's a creeping sense that — to an unprecedented extent — the best in international cinema may no longer be on display at the Cannes Film Festival, writes THR's chief film critic.
Cannes Artistic Director on Battling Netflix, Banning Selfies and Gender Equality on the Croisette
Thierry Fremaux also weighs in on the lack of Hollywood fare in this year's lineup and the controversial new rules surrounding press screenings: "Cannes will always be criticized."
