MEDIA Films at Cannes Film Festival 2022

The Cannes Film Festival runs from 17th to 28th May this year. Fifteen films supported by Creative Europe MEDIA have been selected to screen in various sections and competitions including the Directors' Fortnight (La Quinzaine des Réalisateurs) and La Semaine de la Critique. Three MEDIA supported films will compete for the prestigious Palme D'Or awarded to films selected to screen In Competition.

In Competition

• Triangle of Sadness, by Ruben Östlund (Sweden, France, Greece, United Kingdom, USA), supported in distribution.
• Boy from Heaven, by Tarik Saleh (France, Sweden), supported in development.
• Pacifiction (Tourment sur les îles), by Albert Serra (Spain, Germany), supported in distribution.

Un Certain regard

• Godland (Vanskabte Land), by Hlynur Pálmason (France, Sweden, Iceland, Denmark), supported in development.
• Le bleu du Caftan, by Maryam Touzani (France, Morocco, Denmark, Belgium), supported in distribution.
• Retour a Seoul, by Davy Chou (France, Germany, Belgium), supported in development.
  

Midnight Screenings

• Rebel, by Adil El Arbi and Billal Fallah (USA, Luxembourg, Belgium), supported in development.
  

Cannes Premiere

• Dodo, by Panos H. Koutras (Greece), supported in development.

Special Screenings

• The Natural History of Destruction, by Sergei Loznitsa (The Netherlands, Germany, Lithuania, Ukraine), supported in development.
• Remains of the Wind (Restos do vento), by Tiago Guedes (Portugal), supported in development.
• Mi país imaginario, by Patricio Guzman (France, Chile), supported in development.

Semaine de la Critique

• Love According to Dalva (Dalva), by Emmanuelle Nicot (Belgium, France) supported in development.

• The Woodcutter Story (Metsurin Tarina), by Mikko Myllylahti (Finland), supported in development.

La Quinzaine des Réalisateurs

• Pamfir (Pamfyr), by Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk (Ukraine, France, Poland, Chile, Luxembourg), supported in international coproduction.
• A Male (Un Varón), by Fabian Hernández (Germany, The Netherlands, France, Colombia), supported in international coproduction.