This quiet melancholy that has crept in over the last few days is also part of Cannes. And to a generation of filmmakers who had their golden days with the festival but are now all in their 70s or older. One of them is Wim Wenders, which could be found on Wednesday in the traditional oyster restaurant “Astoux et Brun” at the port. When asked what he associates most with Cannes, he pauses for a moment to reflect, removed from the present.
Cannes Film Festival: Days of Melancholy – Culture
