Making an unexpected appearance via video, the Ukrainian president received a standing ovation both before and after his impassioned speech.
The opening ceremony of the 75th annual Cannes Film Festival had something for everyone: the drama of the red carpet, the festival’s signature standing ovations, frequent laughter during the screening ofThe Tuesday gala, held at the Palais Des Festivals, was a return to form after a full cancellation in 2020 and a slimmed-down version held last July.
Indeed, many in the audience seemed to be basking in the return to form, jumping into long standing ovations throughout the ceremony.who was given a lifetime achievement award, received a two minutes standing ovation that seemed to overwhelm him before he spoke.
The somber but powerful moments in the ceremony were balanced out by the laughter that followed during the opening night film, a comedy about a group of filmmakers tasked with recreating a Japanese zombie movie. From
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Health Experts Really Want You To Stop Making This Common Cooking Oil MistakeWe talked to the experts and dug into the science to get the scoop on oil smoke points and how to make sure you’re choosing the right oils for your dishes. 🫒
Read more »
Teacher accused of making child pornography, police sayThey say Merrill also appeared to be secretly recording videos of young girls walking in front of him at Green Mountain High School.
Read more »
Meat market near the Witte making Worth a Drive sandwichesSmoke Shack Meat Market’s artisanal sandwiches on Broadway near Witte earn Worth a Drive rating
Read more »
North Texas Girl Scout making books cool again - KRLD Difference Makers - Omny.fmA North Texas Girl Scout is getting high school students interested in books again with her award-winning idea. She's this week's KRLD Difference Maker.
Read more »
Bay Area Gardening Q&A: What is making these pears fuzzy?A tree that once produced sweet, juicy pears is now putting out furry fruit that doesn’t taste as good. Is a cross-pollination problem or a rootstock issue?
Read more »
How a longshot Alabama governor’s candidate is making a late pushBurdette, a business executive from Vestavia Hills who is running for governor, is making a climb in recent polling. Political insiders attribute the push to Burdette's grassroots campaigning and the fact that his campaign is focusing on issues like education, health care and prison reform.
Read more »