Cannes Film Festival: De Niro honored, Trump criticized, nudity banned
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The 78th Cannes Film Festival opened with a new dress code prohibiting nudity and voluminous outfits on the red carpet. Robert De Niro received the Palme d'Or and criticized President Trump's proposed tariffs on foreign films, calling them an attack on creativity. Concerns arose about the impact of these tariffs on the global film industry. A protest by freelance workers also occurred, highlighting ongoing labor issues. The festival featured a Ukrainian film salute and the premiere of 'Leave One Day'.
The 78th Cannes Film Festival opened with a new dress code prohibiting nudity and voluminous outfits on the red carpet. Robert De Niro received the Palme d'Or and criticized President Trump's proposed tariffs on foreign films, calling them an attack on creativity. Concerns arose about the impact of these tariffs on the global film industry. A protest by freelance workers also occurred, highlighting ongoing labor issues. The festival featured a Ukrainian film salute and the premiere of 'Leave One Day'.
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