The AFC at the 78th Cannes Film Festival

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The AFC will be present at the 78th Cannes Film Festival in various capacities. First and foremost, it will be on the screens of the Croisette with nineteen films photographed by its members ; three other members will be part of an official jury ; and a number of members will accompany a film in selection. It will be hosted by the CST in its pavilion at the Village International Pantiero – its usual meeting place. Finally, it will be present online thanks to articles, interviews with directors of photography whose films are in selection, and photos – alongside news about its associate members – published in its daily newsletter.

Films photographed by AFC cinematographers

Official selection
Competition
- O Agente Secreto, directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, photographed by Evgenia Alexandrova, AFC
- Eagles of Republic, directed by Tarik Saleh, photographed by Pierre Aïm, AFC
- Eddington, directed by Ari Aster, photographed by Darius Khondji, AFC, ASC
- Partir un jour, directed by Amélie Bonnin, photographed by David Cailley, AFC (opening film Out of competition)
- Romería, directed by Carla Simón, photographed by Hélène Louvart, AFC
- The Phoenician Scheme, directed by Wes Anderson, photographed by Bruno Delbonnel, AFC, ASC.

Un Certain Regard
- Eleanor the Great, directed by Scarlett Johansson, photographed by Hélène Louvart, AFC
- Promis le ciel, directed by Erige Sehiri, photographed by Frida Marzouk, AFC (opening film)
- Urchin, directed by Harris Dickinson, photographed by Josée Deshaies, AFC

Midnight screenings
- Le Roi Soleil, directed by Vincent Maël Cardona, photographed by Brice Pancot, AFC

Cannes Première
- Ma frère, directed by Lise Akoka et Romane Gueret, photographed by Jean-François Hensgens, AFC, SBC

Tribute to Pierre Richard
- L’Homme qui a vu l’ours qui a vu l’homme, directed by Pierre Richard, photographed by Pierre Aïm, AFC

Cannes Classics
- La Course en tête, directed by Joël Santoni, photographed by Jacques Loiseleux, AFC, and Walter Bal
- Moi qui t’aimais, directed by Diane Kurys, photographed by Philippe Rousselot, AFC, ASC.

Critics’ Week
Competition
- Nino, directed by Pauline Loquès, photographed by Lucie Baudinaud, AFC

Directors’ Fortnight
Feature films
- Classe moyenne, directed by Antony Cordier, photographed by Nicolas Gaurin, AFC
- Enzo, directed by Robin Campillo, photographed by Jeanne Lapoirie, AFC (opening film)
- Indomptables, directed by Thomas Ngijol, photographed by Patrick Blossier, AFC

ACID at Cannes
- L’Aventura, directed by Sophie Letourneur, photographed by Jonathan Ricquebourg, AFC.

Présence in Cannes

Jury et others informations
Representing the AFC this year, Pascale Marin will be part of the Caméra d’or jury, and thus present throughout the Festival.
Caroline Champetier, AFC will be a member of the jury for the CST Artist-Technician Award and will also be present throughout the Festival.
Josée Deshaies, AFC will be a member of the Critics’ Week jury and will also be present during the Festival.
The following have also announced their attendance in Cannes : Evgenia Alexandrova, Lucie Baudinaud, Sarah Blum, David Cailley, Axel Cosnefroy, Matthieu-David Cournot, Jean-Marie Dreujou, Darius Khondji, Denis Lagrange, Hélène Louvart, Frida Marzouk, Brice Pancot, and Aymerick Pilarski.

The AFC at the CST Pavilion
Kindly welcomed by the CST– his president Angelo Cosimano, his general delegate Baptiste Heynemann, surrounded by their team –, the AFC will be present in a dedicated space in its pavilion from May 13 to 23.

Village International Pantiero
Pavillon 206
Contact in Cannes and Paris : Marie Garric (06 89 58 83 91), in Cannes from May 13 to 20
Contact in Cannes : Jean-Noël Ferragut (06 03 50 09 28), from May 13 to 23.