Cannes festival closing night 2007
Awards finish frenetic event
By VARIETY STAFF
Many never experience the last day of Cannes, one of the slightly less bustling days of the fest. A glitzy awards night not only honors talent but also puts a relaxed “fin” at the end of a frenetic, for some, festival.
Awards finish frenetic event
By VARIETY STAFF
Posted: Tue., May
13, 2008, 10:22am PT
 Charlotte Rampling presented “The Edge of Heaven’s” Fatih Akin with the screenplay prize. |
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