Mettre en lumière des femmes d\'exception aux horizons différents, afin d\'inspirer et de donner de l\'espoir au reste de la Communauté des Femmes

In a year that has seen old-age no longer playing a supporting role in cinema, Cannes has bestowed its top award, le Palme d’Or, on the 70-year old Austrian director Michael Haneke. Winning the prestigious award for a 2nd time with his latest film Love (Amour), Haneke joins a select club of double Palme d’Or winners – Francis Ford Coppola, Bille August, the Dardennes Brothers, Shohei Imamura and Emir Kusturica.

“Leaky” Cannes 2012-Exclusive list of films in competition for the 65th festival next month
A slight mishap led to the disclosure of the list of films in competition in this year’s festival.

Premiered at this year’s Berlin Film Festival and set to hit British screens on 22nd April, Wim Wenders’ feature length dance film portrays the exhilarating and inimitable art of the great German choreographer, Pina Bausch who died in 2009.
Having had her work featured in many films from Fellini’s And the Ship Sails On (1982) to Almodóvar’s award-winning Talk to Her (2002), Wenders’ film marks the first time that her work is screened in 3-D.