
In 2023, the Festival de Cannes wishes to reaffirm its mission to support the creations of younger generations and transmit our passionate interest in films. The Residence is one of the foremost projects among the initiatives included under the new “Cinema de Demain” banner.
Since its creation in 2000, the Residence has assisted more than 250 filmmakers with their screenplays. Many of these directors have gone on to achieve international success, such as Laszlo Nemes with Son of Saul (Grand Prix at the 2015 Festival de Cannes, Oscar and Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film in 2016), Lukas Dhont with Girl (Camera d’or at the 2019 Festival de Cannes), and more recently Carla Simón with Alcarras (Golden Bear at the 2022 Berlin International Film Festival).
Highlights

From The Heart Of Disney

Most Awaited Films of India

TIFF Reveals Plans for Industry Conference

Films by Shekhar Kapur and Shubham Yogi Selected for Toronto Gala

A Selection to Die for

Le Musk: A Brave New Frontier in Cinema

The Path finder: Jyoti Deshpande

Toonz to Honour Aabid Surti, Biren Ghose at Animation Masters Summit

India is the Country of Honour at Cannes

RAVINDRA VELHAL: DRIVING MEDIA TRANSFORMATION

THE PATH FINDER: JYOTI DESHPANDE

INTO THE WORLD OF RRR

Powerkids Appoints Manoj Mishra as CEO

Toonz Join Tunche Films to Co-Produce Spanish-Peruvian Animation Feature Kayara

National Museum of Indian Cinema Hosts Vintage Vehicles

I&B Secretary promises Govt’s Support to Film industry

Tom Cruise’s ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ to Blaze at Cannes

Illumination’s Minions: The Rise of Gru is the Annecy Festival Opener

Now, Shoot at Sight in India!

Lata Mangeshkar, India’s Singing Goddess

Quantum Image Making Has Arrived

Indian Films To Look Out For In 2022

2022: Centenary of Indian Cinema Legends

Singing Legend Lata Mangeshkar, Nightangale of India, Dies at 92