What Cannes Films Are Headed For Oscars Gold? - 2024 Cannes Film Festival Recap

[@ZakYakaveta]

I cannot wait to watch Anora. That 30 second clip alone has me SOLD

[@wavy5839]

i don't think we should underestimate emilia perez, it has a lot of momentum and could be an awards season underdog

[@jjonah1636]

Anora is def the biggest contender from Cannes

[@RahulJain777]

About "All We Imagine As Light" Oscar Submission From India, It's Has Some Chances To Get Selected But There Are 5 Other Films Which Can Be Selected As Well (As Of May 2024 Releases), Firstly "The Goat Life" Also Know As "Aadujeevitham" This Was The Frontrunner Until All We Imagine as Light Won The Grand Prix, Next is "Manjummel Boys", "Laapataa Ladies", "Girls Will Be Girls" (Which is a Sundance Winner This Year) & Lastly "Aavesham". India's Oscar Selecting Committee Sucks Majority of the times & The Director Payal Kapadia Has Major huddles To Cross To Get Her Film Selected For International Film, But I Hope The Producers & USA distributors Do An Independent Campaign if not selected by India's Oscar Committee Just Like "RRR" did in other categories

[@georgeehret3480]

Anora can win Best Picture. If all the big tech movies fail, the more traditionally bait movies fail, Sing Sing fails, this can snatch it off the passion. Picture, Actress, Original, we'll come back to this

[@animojireviews4678]

I think it can be a top contender, but idk if something like this can win the big prize

[@josephkalinski8793]

Antony has far too much faith in Kinds of Kindness. The Dunkirk comparison??

[@grantdumas5235]

The Apprentice is gonna be a big topic and contender this season I think. Just needs a distributor

[@josephkalinski8793]

Will only continue to become more topical as each day goes by towards the election

[@myytchanneldinakoha8498]

In hindsight, interesting take on Kinds of Kindness. Well done, dude on left.

[@AmakaHubner-fn5fu]

People are sleeping on Seed of the sacred fig. It will emerge stronger than Anora.

[@gutimontele]

Could Anora sneak in Best Cinematography?

[@Mchannnel]

“All we Imagine as Light” and “Seed of the Secret Fig” is an international co-production so considering the reputation, the European partners (Luxembourg or Netherlands/Germany) might pick them up Edit: Megalopolis was picked up by Lionsgate

[@FrakkinToasterLuvva]

"has to fight the perception that he's a TV actor" What is this, the 1990s?

[@RodneyDollar]

Kinda of kindness has no shot sorry 😒😒😒😒

[@AmakaHubner-fn5fu]

Greta Gerwig was a terrible Cannes judge. Frankly an overrated director known for mumblecore and appeasing boring American audiences. Anora should not have won the Palm. She was trying to make Cannes appealing to Americans. Huge disappointment. This should have received more public outcry