Cannes 2022: Deepika Padukone And Asghar Farhadi To Be Part Of Film Festival Jury
French actor Vincent Lindon will be the President of the Jury of the 75th Festival de Cannes. Together with eight jury members, the actor who won Best Actor in 2015 will present the Palme d'Or to one of the 21 films in c
French actor Vincent Lindon will be the President of the Jury of the 75th Festival de Cannes. Together with eight jury members, the actor who won Best Actor in 2015 will present the Palme d'Or to one of the 21 films in competition on Saturday, May 28, during the closing ceremony, to be broadcast live by France Télévisions and Brut.
Isabelle Huppert was the last French star to be Jury President in 2009. In the history of the Festival, French celebrities have often held this role in an anniversary year, such as Yves Montand in 1987 for the 40th Festival, Gérard Depardieu in 1993 for the 45th Festival, and Isabelle Adjani in 1997 for the 50th.
The
Jury
Vincent
Lindon
-
President
Actor
France
Rebecca
Hall
Actress,
producer,
screenwriter,
director
United
Kingdom
/
United
States
Deepika
Padukone
Actress
India
Noomi
Rapace
Actress
Sweden
Jasmine
Trinca
Actress,
director
Italy
Asghar
Farhadi
Director,
producer,
screenwriter
Iran
Ladj
Ly
Director,
screenwriter,
actor,
producer
France
Jeff
Nichols
Director,
screenwriter
United
States
Joachim
Trier
Director,
screenwriter
Norway
We are also announcing that Jasmine Trinca's first feature film Marcel! will be presented in Special Screening. "It is a great honor and source of pride to be entrusted, in the midst of the tumult of all the events we are going through in the world, with the splendid, weighty task of chairing the Jury of the 75th International Cannes Film Festival."
"With my Jury, we will strive to take the best possible care of the films of the future, all of which carry the same secret hope of courage, loyalty, and freedom, with a mission to move the greatest number of women and men by speaking to them of their common wounds and joys. Culture helps the human soul to rise and hope for tomorrow."
Vincent Lindon, Jury President
After the coronation of Titane, Palme d'Or 2021, in which he starred with Agathe Rousselle, Vincent Lindon returns to the Croisette, no longer on but facing the screen of the Théâtre Lumière of the Palais des Festivals. He will have the task of presenting the supreme award to the successor of Julia Ducournau, the second woman director to win the Palme d'Or after Jane Campion in 1993.
The male lead in this sensational film about tattered identities and claimed monstrosity, the actor impacted bodies, hearts, and minds, totally imbued with his role as a wounded fireman, like each of his compositions, whether a business owner (Ma petite Entreprise), a Calais swimming instructor (Welcome), a bricklayer (Mademoiselle Chambon), a Prime Minister (Pater), a humanitarian (Les Chevaliers Blancs), a long-term unemployed man (La Loi du marché), a sculptor (Rodin), a star reporter (L'Apparition) or a union delegate (En guerre). A physical actor, worthy heir to Jean Gabin, Lino Ventura, and Patrick Dewaere, he shares with his elders a magnetic and rough presence, where a rare and always vivid sensitivity emerges. Instinctive and passionate, Vincent Lindon is a powerhouse of tension and emotion. Freed from the shackles of modernity, committed and sometimes rebellious, Vincent Lindon knows no boundaries with his struggling characters and his universal stories. His search for authenticity naturally leads him to take on the political and social ills of our time -injustice, xenophobia, impoverishment- in order to better understand them; and to reflect, by underlining without judgment, the contradictions of a defeated humanity that strives to remain dignified; and by knowing how to sway its own certainties.
A longtime faithful friend of the Festival de Cannes, with 9 feature films presented in Cannes since 1987, culminating in the Best Actor award received from the Coen brothers in 2015 for La Loi du marché, he is also loyal to his directors in his filmography of more than 70 films: Claire Denis and Claude Lelouch on three occasions, Benoît Jacquot, Pierre Jolivet and of course Stéphane Brizé, who directed him in five films.
Titane has allowed Vincent Lindon to collect numerous nominations and recognitions in the United States, including the Los Angeles Critics' Best Actor Award. Since the 2021 Festival de Cannes, he has presented films in the three other major film festivals in Europe: Venice (Un autre monde by Stéphane Brizé), San Sebastian (Enquête sur un scandale d'État by Thierry de Peretti) and Berlin (Avec amour et acharnement by Claire Denis).
The members of the Jury
Rebecca
Hall
Actress,
director,
screenwriter,
producer
United
Kingdom
/
United
States
Rebecca
Hall
is
an
acclaimed
British-American
actress,
director,
writer,
and
producer.
Hall's
directorial
debut,
Passing,
which
she
also
wrote
and
produced,
premiered
at
the
2021
Sundance
Festival.
With
over
thirty
films
to
her
credit,
Hall's
notable
work
includes
Antonio
Campos'
Christine;
Woody
Allen's
Vicky
Cristina
Barcelona;
Ron
Howard's Frost/Nixon;
Christopher
Nolan's The
Prestige;
and
Tom
Vaughan's
Starter
For
10;
her
feature
film
debut. Additional
film
credits
include
Angela
Robinson's Professor
Marston
&
The
Wonder
Women;
Joel
Edgerton's The
Gift;
Patrice Leconte's A
Promise;
Stephen Frears' Lay
the
Favorite;
Ben
Affleck's The
Town;
and
Nicole
Holofcener's Please
Give.
In
television,
Hall
starred
in
Mark
Romanek's Tales
from
the
Loop;
Susanna
White's
Parade's
End,
Julian Jarrold's Red
Riding:
1974;
and
Peter
Hall's The Camomile
Lawn.
On
stage,
Hall's
credits
include
Mrs.
Warren's
Profession,
As
You
Like
It,
The
Winter's
Tale,
Machinal,
and
Animal.
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Deepika
Padukone
Actress
India
Indian
Actress,
producer,
philanthropist,
and
entrepreneur
Deepika
Padukone,
is
a
huge
star
in
her
country.
actor,
producer,
philanthropist,
and
entrepreneur
from
India.
With
over
30
feature
films
to
her
credit,
she
made
her
English
language
film
debut
as
the
female
lead
in
xXx:
The
Return
of
Xander
Cage,
co-starring
with
Vin
Diesel.
She
is
also
the
principal
of
Ka
Productions,
the
production
company
behind
Chhapaak
and
'83,
in
which
she
also
starred,
as
well
as
the
upcoming
film
The
Intern.
Credits
include
Gehraiyaan
and
Padmaavat,
as
well
as
the
award-winning
and
critically
acclaimed
film
Piku.
In
2015,
she
set
up
The
Live
Love
Laugh
Foundation,
whose
programs
and
initiatives
aim
to
destigmatize
mental
illness
and
raise
awareness
about
the
importance
of
mental
health.
In
2018,
Time
Magazine
named
her
one
of
the
100
Most
Influential
People
in
the
World.
Noomi
Rapace
Actress
Sweden
Noomi
Rapace's
breakout
role
came
in
2009
with
her
fearless
portrayal
of
Lisbeth
Salander
in
the
Swedish
film
adaptations
of
the
best-selling
novels
Millennium
(The
Girl
with
the
Dragon
Tattoo,
The
Girl
Who
Played
with
Fire,
and
The
Girl
Who
Kicked
the
Hornets'
Nest).
Rapace
has
gone
on
to
make
over
20
films
and
television
shows,
working
for
celebrated
directors
such
as
Guy
Ritchie
in
Sherlock
Holmes:
A
Game
of
Shadows
(2011),
Ridley
Scott
in
Prometheus
(2012),
and
Brian
De
Palma
in
Passion
(2013).
In
2021,
she
starred
in
Lamb
by
Valdimar
Jóhannsson,
selected
in
the
Un
Certain
Regard
category.
Other
recent
film
projects
include
Goran
Stolevski's
critically
acclaimed
feature
You
Won't
Be
Alone.
Noomi
Rapace
is
currently
working
on
Peter
Harness'
new
series
Constellation
for
Apple
TV+
and
will
next
be
seen
in
the
Studiocanal
series
Django
opposite
Matthias
Schoenaerts.
Jasmine
Trinca
Actress,
director
Italy
Jasmine
Trinca
made
her
debut
when
chosen
by
Nanni
Moretti
to
play
Irene
in
The
Son's
Room,
the
Palme
d'Or
winner
in
2001.
In
2003,
she
returned
to
Cannes
with
the
cast
of
Marco
Tullio
Giordana's
The
Best
of
Youth,
which
went
on
to
win
the
Un
Certain
Regard
award.
Over
the
following
years,
she
returned
to
Cannes
in
Competition
with
Nanni
Moretti's
The
Caiman,
Bertrand
Bonello's
House
of
Tolerance,
Ildikó
Enyedi's
The
Story
of
My
Wife,
in
Un
Certain
Regard
with
Valeria
Golino's
Honey
(2013)
and
Euphoria
(2018),
and
Sergio
Castellitto's
Fortunata,
which
earned
her
the
Jury
Award
for
Best
Performance
in
2017.
Her
numerous
awards
include
the
Marcello
Mastroianni
Award
at
the
Venice
International
Film
Festival
in
2009,
two
David
di
Donatello
Awards,
and
five
Nastri
d'Argento.
In
2020,
she
directed
the
short
film
BMM
-
Being
My
Mom,
followed
in
2022
by
her
feature
film
debut,
Marcel!
presented
in
Special
Screening.
Asghar
Farhadi
Director,
producer,
screenwriter
Iran
Asghar
Farhadi
was
born
in
Iran.
He
made
his
directorial
debut
with
Dance
in
the
Dust
(2003)
and
Beautiful
City
(2004).
About
Elly
(2009)
won
the
Silver
Bear
for
Best
Director
in
Berlin.
His
film
A
Separation
(2011)
became
a
sensation.
It
got
critical
acclaim
inside
and
outside
of
Iran;
it
was
awarded
many
prizes,
among
them
the
Academy
Award
for
Best
Foreign
Language
Film,
making
him
the
first
Iranian
filmmaker
ever
to
win
an
Oscar.
Farhadi's
sixth
movie,
The
Past,
selected
in
competition
at
the
Festival
de
Cannes,
brought
the
Best
Actress
Prize
for
Bérénice
Bejo
(2013).
Back
in
Iran,
Farhadi
made
The
Salesman,
awarded
Best
Screenplay
and
Best
Actor
for
Shahab
Hosseini
in
Cannes
(2016).
The
film
also
brought
the
second
Oscar
for
Iran
in
the
Best
Foreign
Language
Film
category.
Farhadi's
last
film,
A
Hero,
in
Competition
at
the
Festival
de
Cannes
last
year,
was
awarded
Grand
Prix.
Ladj
Ly
Director,
screenwriter,
actor,
producer
France
Director,
screenwriter,
actor,
and
producer
Ladj
Ly
marked
cinema
with
his
short
film
Les
Misérables
and
his
documentary
À
voix
haute:
La
Force
de
la
parole
that
earned
him
numerous
festival
selections,
and
César
award
nominations
for
Best
Short
Film
and
Best
Documentary
in
2018.
The
following
year,
he
adapted
his
short
film
Les
Misérables
into
a
feature
film,
which
was
selected
in
Competition
at
the
2019
Festival
de
Cannes
and
won
the
Jury
Prize.
A
real
box-office
success,
it
won
the
César
Award
for
Best
Film,
as
well
as
César
du
Public
in
2020.
It
was
also
nominated
for
the
Academy
Award
for
Best
International
Feature
Film.
Ladj
Ly
is
currently
working
on
the
script
of
his
second
feature
and
will
be
back
as
a
screenwriter
for
Athena,
Romain
Gavras'
next
film
for
which
he
also
acts
as
co-producer
and
as
co-writer
and
co-producer
for
Kim
Chapiron's
Le
Jeune
Imam.
Ly
is
also
the
founder
of
the
film
school
Kourtrajmé
(Montfermeil,
Marseille,
Dakar,
Madrid).
Jeff
Nichols
Director,
screenwriter
United
States
American
film
director
and
writer,
Jeff
Nichols,
started
his
career
with
Shotgun
Stories,
a
southern
revenge
drama
that
premiered
at
the
Berlin
International
Film
Festival
in
2007.
His
second
feature,
Take
Shelter,
was
a
psychological
thriller
that
premiered
at
the
2011
Sundance
Film
Festival
and
won
the
grand
prize
at
the
International
Critics'
Week.
Nichols
got
back
to
work
quickly
by
writing
and
directing
Mud,
starring
Matthew
McConaughey,
which
was
selected
in
Competition
at
the
Festival
de
Cannes
in
2012.
In
2016,
he
presented
Midnight
Special
at
the
Berlin
International
Film
Festival.
The
same
year,
he
directed
the
biographical
romantic
drama
Loving,
also
presented
in
Competition
in
Cannes
in
2016.
The
film
earned
Joel
Edgerton
a
Golden
Globe
nomination
for
Best
Actor
and
Ruth
Negga
a
Golden
Globe
and
Academy
Award
nomination
for
Best
Actress.
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Joachim
Trier
Director,
screenwriter
Norway
Norwegian
director
and
screenwriter
Joachim
Trier
had
gained
international
praise
and
numerous
awards,
ever
since
his
first
feature
films.
Reprise
(2006),
Oslo,
August
31st
(2011)
which
premiered
at
the
Festival
de
Cannes
in
Un
Certain
Regard,
Louder
Than
Bombs
(2015),
selected
in
Competition,
Thelma
(2017),
and
The
Worst
Person
in
the
World
(2021),
all
co-written
with
Eskil
Vogt,
have
been
invited
to
and
won
awards
at
film
festivals
such
as
Sundance,
Toronto,
Karlovy
Vary,
Gothenburg,
Milan,
and
Istanbul.
His
latest
feature,
The
Worst
Person
in
The
World,
premiered
in
Competition
at
the
2021
Festival
de
Cannes,
where
lead
actress
Renate
Reinsve
brought
home
the
Award
for
Best
Actress.
The
film
was
later
nominated
for
two
Academy
Awards
(Best
Original
Screenplay
and
Best
International
Feature),
as
well
as
BAFTA
for
Best
Actress
and
Best
International
Feature.