Angelina Jolie, Natalie Portman, Emma Stone, Joaquin Phoenix at Cannes 2025 | Eddington Red Carpet

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The Cast of Eddington movie walks the red carpet at Cannes Film Festival 2025
Angelina Jolie, Natalie Portman among many others celeb who attend the Eddington red carpet.
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I'm going to tell you a joke.
I don't want to talk about this.
This is not the Sunshine team anymore,
this is the great American actress.
It's not Lara Croft at all.
A big mistake saying that.
Yes, but it's the first.
She is here for a heart in 20 shots,
out of competition in 2007.
Marie Collomb, who we see here
on the red carpet, Olivier Marie Collomb,
she played in what?
She played in the loft of the series...
Fascinating.
She played Loana,
and she was discovered in this film by
Flordona,
the films of the Oscars.
Who are you, Olivier?
Of course, I have a family.
A little.
And Jimmy Grimm.
An American in the middle of the desert.
The man you see here, Joaquin Phoenix,
is an unrecognizable sheriff
who refuses to wear a mask
in the middle of a pandemic.
The mayor of the village, Pedro Pascal.
A confrontation between the two
will be born.
And the film will go to Sucette.
It's the master of horror films.
It's a more political film
than Paris.
Disinformation,
community tension,
racial, if you can say.
And Masco also plays a role.
It's the wife of Joaquin Phoenix
who is the mayor.
He also goes to Sucette.
I go to Sucette in this film.
Forgive me for the expression.
Austin Butler
also plays
the role of a kind of guru.
Contemporary and digital.
That's what's interesting.
He also plays with a lot of
image records.
He shot this film in scope
so that we can see the extent of the landscape.
It's a strong aesthetic choice.
There are a lot of videos
on YouTube,
social media.
It's part of the images
generated by our society,
our world,
which he tries to meet.
And it's part of the horror
he tries to create.
This strong feeling
that he puts in the film.
These are actors we know well.
This film deals with
social and political tensions in America,
the impact of the pandemic
and conspiracy theories
on social networks.
A paranoid film,
a horrific western.
It's a long journey
that Harry Astor
is proposing tonight
in competition.
This film is in competition.
He could represent Canada
until we find
the next women.
A last photo in Nipah.
Here we are,
directed by
Thierry Fondreau, the festival's general.
They have 12 steps left.
