Cannes 2026 : poster of the Film Festival seen by LoBO GraphiK
For the 79th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, artist Lobo Graphik presents a singular vision of the poster, inspired by an iconic photograph by Steve Schapiro — Barbra Streisand in the Bathtub (1974), taken in Los Angeles. The original image has been retouched and readjusted in order to adapt perfectly to the display format, while respecting its composition and depth. LoBO GraphiK adds its graphic vision: black and white marked, with the figure 79 in transparent shaded pink and the text in dark blue-green, in harmony with the palette of the official catalogue of the festival 2026. The result is a contemporary, intimate and clean reading that highlights both the original work and the vision of this unofficial poster of the 2026 Cane Festival! A tribute to Barbra Streisand echoing the festival news This edition of the Cannes Film Festival will also pay tribute to Barbra Streisand, who will receive a Palme d'or d'honneur for his entire career at the closing ceremony on 23 May 2026 — rewarding its lasting influence in cinema and music. The 79th edition of the festival will be held from 12 to 23 May 2026. The official announcement of the selection of films will take place on April 9, 2026 to the press and the public, a few days before the official poster of this new edition is revealed. Barbra Streisand: icon and director Born in 1942 in Brooklyn, New York, Barbra Streisand is an iconic figure in music, cinema and theatre. Legendary singer and Oscar-winning actress, she marked several generations with her voice a
Viewed by LoBO GraphiK: A tribute to Jeanne Moreau
Each year, the poster of the Cannes Film Festival arouses a special anticipation, captivating the collective imagination around glamour, cinematic art and world cinema icons. For 2025, LoBO GraphiK imagined an original creation that pays tribute to a must-see figure in French cinema: Jeanne Moreau. Inspired by the legend of cinema, this black and white poster draws its aesthetics from Jacques Demy's La Baie des Anges (1963). The image depicts Jeanne Moreau in an iconic pose, leaning on the table of a casino roulette, a cigarette lit in the right hand, his gaze slightly turned towards the lens. The scene evokes an atmosphere of mystery and sensuality, perfectly captured by the elegant and sleek photograph of the film. A bold and modern composition The poster is distinguished by an original and contemporary typography that balances the retro aspect of the film with a touch of modernity. The choice of clean lines and transparency in the police, always black, reinforces the visual contrast while highlighting Jeanne Moreau's central image. In the centre, a monumental number 7 appears large on the left side, covering the corner of the poster and extending to the margin, symbolizing the elegance and intensity of the casino universe. On the right, an 8 cut by the edge of the poster reinforces the visual effect by encircling the actress's face. This unique typographical choice places Jeanne Moreau's gaze between the two figures, creating a dynamic composition where her face is in perfect shape
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#CANNES_2012: List of films in competition 65th Festival (Unofficial)
Nice list... (that we actually received) Unfortunately, it was only a joke, we got screwed too. Sorry about the stress, hoping what happens on May 16. SELECTION BY ACCIDENT An indiscretion briefly filtered into the official site of the Cannes Film Festival before being removed in haste: the OFFICIAL list of films to be presented in competition. The selection was to be announced only on April 19th: Three observations: the return to strength of American cinema, the wide representation of Asian cinema and 80 years of difference between the youngest and oldest of the selected! ( Dolan / De oliveira, or is it the other way around? ) So here are the titles in competition ( 24 instead of 20 last year ) in total preview even if we will wait for the press conference on April 19 for confirmation. An indiscretion briefly filtered through the official website of the Cannes Film Festival before being withrawn in haste.OFFICIAL list of films to be shown in competition. The selection was to be announced until April 19. 65th Cannes Film Festival "In competition" line-up led. So Cannes MOONRISE KINGDOM – Wes Anderson (Opening, Out of Competition) Bruce Willis, Ed Norton AFTER THE BATILL OF Yousry Nasrallah – BIG HOUSE of Matteo Garrone – THE BURIAL of Terrence Malick – COSMOPOLIS of David Cronenberg (With Robert ̈Pattinson) OF ROUILLE AND D
