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Giamatti is reprising his role from the 'Downton Abbey' series, along with 'Downton' film newcomers Joely Richardson and Alessandro Nivola.

Two Cage projects (one in which he plays Jesus’ father), Stewart and Oscar Isaac as ’80s-era vampires, more Cronenberg, and a singing Rudd – what more could buyers ask for?

Owen Teague will also star in the adaptation of the Kim Zupan novel, with the package hitting Cannes this week.

It is unclear if the director, who was last week sentenced to prison in Iran, will be at the Cannes premiere of his latest film, 'The Seed of the Sacred Fig.'

The rising French-Tunisian actor (and 2022 Un Certain Regard winner) talks the extreme lengths he went to for his Critics Week title ‘Ghost Trail,' about a a one-time professor turned prisoner of war: “We had some intense moments, some arguments, some really tough discussion about the film itself.”

As he heads back to Cannes, where last year he acquired 'The Taste of Things,' Scott Shooman discusses his optimism about the indie industry and creative marketing strategies (steak frites and ice cream, anyone?).

The industry veteran discusses favorite meals, faux pas, and shares his most interesting celebrity encounter.

Robin Wright, Mary-Louise Parker and Lucy Hale are also in talks for the project from director Jeff Stanzler.

Jennifer Peedom will direct the project that was picked up out of the Cannes film market.

The 17-year-old ‘Yellowstone’ actor plays Cage’s son in the Cannes title: “I knew the name Nick Cage, but I couldn’t put his face to it.”