Label: Cannes

The Cannes Film Festival continues to surprise and wonder its festivalgoers. This Friday night, it's on Magnum Beach after magic operated during a memorable Midnight Session. Nicolas Cage, twenty-four years after his visit to the Croisette « Sailor and Lula » David Lynch, inflamed the festival with his new film « The Surfer » directed by Lorcan Finnegan. A Very Waiting Return The public, obviously delighted to find Nicolas Cage, discovered « The Surfer », a film that announced itself as a classic dream movie but that turned out to be an amazing and suffocating trip. The synopsis of the film promised us an intense story: a father, incarnated by Nicolas Cage, returns to the beach of his childhood with his son for a surf session, but encounters a gang of local surfers who deny them access to the ocean. What begins as a quest for revenge quickly turns into a descent into hell under Australia's relentless sun. A Unique Sensorial Experience Lorcan Finnegan, known for his visual experiments in « Vivarium », pushes the limits further in « The Surfer ». The film uses innovative camera effects, brilliant colorimetry and frantic editing to immerse spectators in the madness of the main character. Nicolas Cage, faithful to his reputation, delivers an unforgettable performance, recalling his most emblematic and extreme roles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= d zS0Q-kZU A Moment Already Cult The rat scene has already entered the legend of the festival. Without too much dice