Anatomy of a Fall, Indiana Jones 5, Killers of the Flower Moon… When will we see them, Cannes films?

Cannes 2023 is over for festival-goers… But for audiences, it’s starting as most of the films presented over the course of two weeks on the Croisette will now hit theaters across France. From the Golden Palm Anatomy of a fall Justine Triet bloody Flower Moon Assassins From Martin Scorsese to Harrison Ford’s farewell to his good old Indiana Jones, TF1info sums up the release dates already set by distributors…

WITH Anatomy of a fall, French director Justine Triet signs a macabre legal thriller, a disturbing deconstruction of the intimate life of a couple and a bemused woman, brilliantly interpreted by German Sandra Hüller. This well-deserved Palme d’Or, the tenth for France and the third for a woman alone, will hit theaters on August 23rd.

Grand Jury Prize, Area of ​​Interest left an indelible mark on the 76th Cannes Film Festival. In this film adaptation of Martin Amis’s novel, British director Jonathan Glaser takes the viewer to the other side of the Auschwitz wall, to the domain of SS commander Rudolf Hoss and his wife Hedwig. A suffocating odyssey that doesn’t yet have a release date in France.

WITH Perfect days, German director Wim Wenders casts Japanese actor Koji Yashuke as the mysterious man in charge of maintaining Tokyo’s public toilets. To find out about his performance, which won him the Best Actor award, you’ll have to wait until November 29th.

IN dried herbs Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Turkish actress Merve Drizdar plays Nurai, a young teacher who gives hope to one of her colleagues who is accused of sexual harassment by a student. A poetic drama that will hit our screens on July 12th.

Screenplay Award, Monster Hirokazu Kore-Eda tells the story of a high school student from three different perspectives. This is his mother, convinced that he was the victim of a teacher’s mistake. From the teacher in question, suddenly placed on the bench of society. And finally, the young boy in question. The film doesn’t have a release date yet.

IN The Passion of Doden the Lush, Franco-Vietnamese director Tran An Hung takes us behind the plates of a famous late 19th century gourmet and a chef he is in love with. A delightful duet performed by Benoit Magimel and Juliette Binoche. A director’s prize that’s a treat for the eyes – and taste buds – hits theaters November 8th.

Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki received the Jury Prize for dead leaves, or a gentle and parodic encounter between an alcoholic worker and a lone supermarket worker. A poetic tale full of cinematic references and great pop songs, in cinemas on September 20th.

76ᵉ Cannes Film Festival closing film, new Pixar elementary will be released June 21st. Presented on the Croisette as a world premiere, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Doom Coming to our screens in a week, June 28th. asteroid cityThe latest Wes Anderson with his stellar line-up of Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks and even Adrien Brody will be released with us on June 23rd.

Open Flower Moon Assassins, Martin Scorsese’s bloody mural of Leonard DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, we’ll have to wait until October 18 when it comes out before it’s posted on AppleTV+. Electric ride to the heart of the Brooklyn ER with Ty Sheridan and Sean Penn, black flies However, it doesn’t have a release date yet.

Last summerThe sultry Catherine Breillat starring Leah Drucker and a young Samuel Kircher will be released on September 20th. Amazing genre film starring Romain Duris and Adele Exarchopoulos. animal kingdom Thomas Cayley will hit theaters on October 4th. Biopic submitted out of competition Abbé Pierre – A Life of Struggle, starring Benjamin Laverne, hits theaters November 15. The final film of the Uncertain Relationship, a very beautiful selection Night where Alex Lutz leads and responds to Karine Viard leaving on July 5th.

To discover the unique Virginie Efira in Nothing to lose Delphine Deloje, where she plays a mother trying to get her son back from a foster family, will have to wait until November 22. No release date yet book of walks Michel Gondry with Pierre Ninet as the director’s double prank. Not for Return Catherine Corsini, whose choice at Cannes was marked by a scandal involving a simulated underage sex scene cut during editing.