Louder than bombs: Cannes screens tribute to Gaza photojournalist who refused a quiet death Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassona refused to be a mere statistic in Israel’s methodical destruction of Gaza. Her endeavour to document her people’s ordeal is the subject of “Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk”, a film by exiled Iranian director Sepideh Farsi, who is organising talks and exhibitions at the Cannes Film Festival to ensure Hassona’s voice remains louder than the bomb that killed her.
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Cannes 2025: Nudity ban causes a stir on the red carpet Cannes has rolled out a new dress code banning full nudity and oversized gowns, shaking up red carpet fashion and sparking debate. Culture editor Eve Jackson has the latest, as stars like Halle Berry reveal they've had to rethink their looks. The move comes after years of sheer, nipple-baring outfits. FRANCE 24's Stella Elgersma hit the Croisette to see how festival-goers are reacting.
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Fatma Hassona's death in Gaza was ‘targeted’ killing, film director tells Cannes Fatma Hassona, the Gaza photojournalist whose death in an Israeli missile strike has sparked global outrage, was the victim of a targeted assassination, says Iranian director Sepideh Farsi, whose documentary on Hassona premiered in Cannes on Thursday. 
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Arts24 in Cannes: The red carpet that rules the world From star-studded glamour to hard-hitting drama, Day 3 of the Cannes Film Festival delivers it all. On today’s show with Eve Jackson, we dive into the spectacle of the red carpet – a global symbol of fame, fashion and prestige. But how did it become such a powerful icon? Stella Elgersma takes a closer look.
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AI goes to the movies: Does technology kill creativity? Once a year, movie fans from near and far flock to the French Riviera resort of Cannes to catch a glimpse of their favourite celluloid stars: real stars, in the flesh. They've always seemed larger than life – particularly on a big screen –but now, in the age of virtual reality, what exactly is real? These days, what still resonates as authentic in the make-believe world of cinema?
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