Spain’s San Sebastian Festival, the highest-profile movie event in the Spanish-speaking world, has delivered on director
of considering Cannes Official Selection titles for selection, slating five Cannes label titles in its own main competition, the Festival announced Friday.
These include two of the biggest sales attractions at last week’s Cannes Marché du Film Online: François Ozon’s “Summer of 85” and Thomas Vinterberg’s “Another Round.” They also take in two other titles included in what Cannes head Thierry Fremaux calledin his lineup of film which would have screwed at Cannes, had the festival taken place: Naomi Kawase’s “True Mothers” and Sharunas Bartas “In the Dusk.
Also making San Sebastian’s competition cut are “Beginning,” a Cannes Official Selection first feature from Georgia’s Dea Kulumbegashvili, plus “Any Cry Babies Around?” from Japan’s Takuma Sato. “Another Round” and “True Mothers” already feature among the earliest crop of titles secured for world premieres at September’s Toronto Festival,
. “In the Dusk,” “Beginning” and “Any Cry Babies Around?” were described by San Sebastian in a Friday press statement as world premieres.The Spanish festival’s first competition title announcement includes two titles sold by Playtime – “Summer of 85” and “True Mothers” – as well as Wild Bunch Intl.
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