Cannes 2026: Monica Bellucci and Hafsia Herzi expected on the red carpet tonight
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At a glance
- The Cannes Film Festival continues with stars gracing the red carpet for the premiere of Lรฉa Mysius's thriller "Histoires de la nuit".
- Notable attendees included Xavier Dolan, receiving the Human Impact Prize, and รlodie Bouchez for the film "Ulysse".
- The festival, in its 79th edition, runs until May 23rd, showcasing a variety of films and celebrity appearances.
The Croisette is alive with glamour and cinematic anticipation as the 79th Cannes Film Festival enters its tenth day. Madame Figaro is thrilled to bring you live coverage of the iconic red carpet moments, the dazzling fashion, and the buzz surrounding the highly anticipated film premieres. Today, all eyes are on the screening of Lรฉa Mysius's thriller "Histoires de la nuit," a film vying for the prestigious Palme d'Or.
We've already seen a parade of stars, from the elegant Penรฉlope Cruz to the striking Tilda Swinton, gracing the steps of the Palais des Festivals. Today's arrivals promise more of the same, with expectations high for appearances by figures like Monica Bellucci and Hafsia Herzi. The festival is not just about the films in competition; it's a celebration of cinema in all its forms, a place where art meets fashion and where global talent converges.
Beyond the main competition, the "Un Certain Regard" section is also highlighting significant works, such as "Ulysse," featuring the talented รlodie Bouchez. Furthermore, the festival is recognizing important figures in the industry, with director Xavier Dolan set to receive the Human Impact Prize. As the festival progresses towards its closing on May 23rd, the atmosphere remains electric, capturing the unique magic that only Cannes can offer. It's a testament to the enduring power of cinema and a vibrant showcase of international filmmaking.
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