CANNES, France — The 78th Festival de Cannes will see its jury led by acclaimed French actress Juliette Binoche, known for her impactful performances in cinema. Binoche will be joined by a diverse panel of industry figures, including American actress and filmmaker Halle Berry, Indian director Payal Kapadia, and Italian actress Alba Rohrwacher.
The jury will also include Leïla Slimani, a French-Moroccan author recognized for her literary contributions, alongside Congolese filmmaker Dieudo Hamadi, Korean director Hong Sangsoo, and Mexican director Carlos Reygadas. American actor Jeremy Strong, known for his dynamic roles, rounds out the esteemed group.
This prestigious jury will be responsible for selecting the winner of the Palme d’Or from the 21 films competing this year. Highlighting the significance of the award, the Palme d’Or is a coveted prize representing excellence in filmmaking. The announcement of the winner will take place during the festival’s Closing Ceremony scheduled for Saturday, May 24. The event will be broadcast live across France by France Télévisions and internationally by Brut.
The inclusion of such a varied lineup reflects the festival’s commitment to showcasing global talent and perspectives. With films from around the world vying for the top honor, the festival promises to deliver a rich tapestry of storytelling and innovation in cinema.
As anticipation builds for this year’s festival, the jury’s diverse backgrounds and experiences are expected to bring a unique and well-rounded approach to the deliberations, ensuring that the final decision celebrates the best in global filmmaking.
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