Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight And Short Films Lineup

Lineup for Cannes' 41st edition of Directors' Fortnight has been fully announced Friday in Paris. Francis Ford Coppola turned down Cannes' non-competing slot, but his latest “Tetro” will open the program. “After Coppola announced that he wouldn't show “Tetro” out of competition, we asked to screen it for the Quinzaine. We loved it! And our enthusiasm convinced Coppola that an opening Fortnight slot would be the ideal place to debut his film,” Fortnight topper Olivier Pere said. With five features, including “Tetro,” U.S. directors have a stronger presence in the Fortnight than in Cannes' Competition. The U.S. selection also includes “I Love You Phillip Morris,” directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa which stars Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor; lowbudget comedy “Humpday,” written and directed by Lynn Shelton; Josh and Benny Safdie‘s “Go Get Some Rosemary” and immigrant indie dramedy “Amreeka” directed by U.S.-born Palestinian/Jordanian Cherien Dabis. Here's a complete list of the this year's Fortnight lineup. DIRECTORS' FORTNIGHT LINEUP “La Pivellina,” Austria, Tizza Covi, Rainer Frimmel “The Alasness of Things,” Belgium-Netherlands, Felix van Groeningen “Eastern Plays,” Bulgaria-Sweden, Kamen Kalev “Carcasses,” Canada, Denis Cote “J'ai tue ma mere,” Canada, Xavier Dolan “Polytechnique,” Canada, Denis Villeneuve “Navidad,” Chile, Sebastian Lelio “Oxhide II,” China, Liu Jia Yin “La famille Wolberg,” France-Belgium, Axelle Ropert “Land of Madness,” France, Luc Moullet “Le roi de l'evasion,” France, Alain Guiraudie “Les beaux gosses,” France, Riad Sattouf “Yuki & Nina,” France-Japan, Nobuhiro Suwa, Hippolyte Girardot “Ajami,” Israel-Germany, Scandar Copti, Yaron Shani (closer) “Daniel & Ana,” Mexico-Spain, Michel Franco “Karaoke,” Malaysia, Chan Fui (Chris) Chong “Ne change rien,” Portugal-France, Pedro Costa “Here,” Singapore-Canada, Tzu-Nyen Ho “Like You Know It All,” South Korea, Hong Sang-soo “Amreeka,” U.S., Cherien Dabis “Go Get Some Rosemary,” U.S.-France, Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie “Humpday,” U.S., Lynn Shelton “I Love You Phillip Morris,” U.S.-France, Glenn Ficarra, John Requa “Tetro,” Argentina-Spain-Italy, Francis Ford Coppola (opener) SPECIAL SCREENING “Montparnasse,” France, Mikhael Hers SHORT FILMS “Cicada,” Australia, Amiel Courtin-Wilson “Jagdfieber,” Belgium, Alessandro Comodin “Superbarroco,” Brazil, Renata Pinheiro “Anna,” Denmark, Runar Runarsson “Nice,” France, Maud Alpi “The Fugitives,” France, Guillaume Leiter “Thermidor,” France, Virgil Vernier “The History of Aviation,” Hungry, Balint Kenyeres “Song of Love and Health,” Portugal-France, Joao Nicolau “Dust Kid,” South Korea, Jung Yu-mi “The Attack of the Robots from Nebuma-5,” Spain, Chema Garcia Ibarra “Drommar Fran Skogen,” Sweden, Johannes Nyholm “American Minor,” U.S., Charlie White “John Wayne Hated Horses,” U.S., Andrew Betzer