Cannes 2022: A second Palme d’or for Ruben Östlund | CineChronicle

After The Square in 2017, Ruben Östlund returned to the 75th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, which ended on Saturday May 28, to win again with a social chronicle, Without filter.

It is therefore to Ruben Östlund that Vincent Lindon and his jury have decided to award the Palme d’Or for Without filter (Triangle of Sadness), the first feature film shot in English by the Swedish filmmaker with Harris Dickinson (Maleficent: Mistress of Evil), Charlbi Dean Kriek (Interview with God) and Woody Harrelson (Back to Zombieland) in the lead roles. This acerbic comedy follows the sinking of a yacht where a model, an influencer, the captain and the employees must now live together.

If David Cronenberg leaves empty-handed for his return with The Crimes of the Future, which follows his eight-year absence, this is not the case for the Dardenne brothers. After two Palme d’Or, a Grand Prix, a screenplay award and then a director’s award, the filmmaking duo won the 75th Cannes Film Festival Prize for Tori and Lokita centered on two young exiles who came to settle in Belgium.

Similarly, awards regular Arnaud Desplechin did not receive any honor for Brother and sisterunlike Park Chan-wook who won the Best Director Award with Decision to Leave. This award is in addition to his Grand Prix in 2004 for old boy and the Jury Prize for Thirst, this is my blood in 2009.

Jerzy Skolimowski and Belgian filmmaker Felix Van Groeningen, in duo with his partner Charlotte Vandermeersch, tied for the Jury Prize with respectively Hi Han and The Eight Mountains.

The worst by Lise Akoka and Romane Gueret won the Un Certain Regard Prize, while A nice morning by Mia Hansen-Love (The future), worn by Léa Seydoux (Dying can wait), Melvil Poupaud (Thanks to God) and Nicole Garcia (The one you believe), around a young single mother who takes care of her sick father, leaves with the Europa Cinemas Label of the Directors’ Fortnight.

To finish, The pack by Andrés Ramírez Pulido received the Nespresso Grand Prix of the Critics’ Week.

Emilie Bollache

2022 AWARDS

IN COMPETITION FOR THE PALME D’OR

PALME D’OR

1. Without Filter by Ruben Östlund

GRAND PRIZE

1. Close by Lukas Dhont
2. Stars at Noon by Claire Denis

75TH ANNIVERSARY PRIZE

1. Tori and Lokita by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne

DIRECTING AWARD

1. Park Chan-Wook for Decision to Leave

MALE PERFORMANCE AWARD

1. Song Kang-ho in The Lucky Stars

AWARD FOR FEMALE INTERPRETATION

1. Zahra Amir Ebrahimi in The Nights of Mashhad

SCENARIO AWARD

1. Tarik Saleh for Boy from Heaven

JURY AWARD

1. Hi-Han by Jerzy Skolimowski
2. The Eight Mountains by Felix Ban Groeningen and Charlotte Vandermeersch

SHORT FILM GOLDEN PALM

1. The Water Murmurs by Chen Jianying

SPECIAL MENTION OF THE SHORT FILM

1. Lori by Abinash Bikram Shah

Palm of honor

1. Forest Whitaker
2. Tom Cruise

FIPRESCI PRIZE

1. Leila and her brothers by Saeed Roustayi

GOLD CAMERA

GOLD CAMERA

1. War Pony by Riley Keough and Gina Gammell

SPECIAL MENTION OF MY GOLDEN CAMERA

1. Plan 75 of hayakawa Chie

IN SOME PERSPECTIVE

UN CERTAIN REGARD PRIZE

1. Les Pires by Lise Akoka and Romane Gueret

JURY AWARD

1. Joyland by Saim Sadiq

DIRECTING AWARD

1. Alexandru Belc for Metronum

PRIZE FOR BEST INTERPRETATION

1. Vicky Krieps in Bodice
2. Adam Bessa in Harka

PRIZE FOR BEST SCENARIO

1. Mediterranean Fever by Maha Haj

JURY’S FAVORITE

1. Rodeo by Lola Quivoron

FIPRESCI PRIZE

1. The blue of Maryam Touzani’s caftan

CINEFOUNDATION

FIRST PRICE

1. Il Barbiere plottista by Valerio Ferrara

SECOND PRIZE

1. Di Er by Li Jiahe

THIRD PRIZE

1. Masha Novikova’s Glorious Revolution
2. Humans Are Stupid When They Stack Up by Laurène Fernandez

DIRECTORS’ FORTNIGHT

SACD PRICE

1. The Mountain by Thomas Salvador

EUROPA CINEMAS LABEL

1. One Beautiful Morning by Mia Hansen-Løve

GOLDEN CARRIAGE

1. Kelly Reichardt

CRITICISM WEEK

NESPRESSO GRAND PRIZE OF THE CRITICS WEEK

1. The Pack by Andrés Ramírez Pulido

FRENCH TOUCH PRIZE OF THE JURY

1. Aftersun by Charlotte Wells

LOUIS ROEDERER PRIZE FOR REVELATION

1. Zelda Samson for Dalva by Emmanuelle Nicot

SACD PRICE

1. Andrés Ramírez Pulido for La Meute

GAN FOUNDATION AID FOR BROADCASTING

1. The Woodcutter Story by Mikko Myllylahti

LEITZ CINE DISCOVERY AWARD FOR SHORT FILM

1. Ice Merchants by João Gonzalez

CANAL+ SHORT FILM AWARD

1. On the throne of Xerxes by Epi Kalogirópoulou

FIPRESCI PRIZE

1. Dalva by Emmanuelle Nicot

ECUMENICAL JURY AWARD

1. The Lucky Stars by Hirokazu Kore-eda

THE GOLDEN EYE

THE GOLDEN EYE

1. All We Breathe by Shaunak Sen

SPECIAL JURY PRIZE

1. Mariupolis 2 by Mantas Kvedaravičius

FRANÇOIS CHALAIS PRIZE

1. Boy from Heaven by Tarim Saleh

QUEER PALM

QUEER PALM

1. Joyland by Saim Sadiq

QUEER PALM OF SHORT FILM

1. Look at me by Shuli Huang

AFCAE PRIZE

AFCAE PRIZE

1. Without Filter by Ruben Östlund

SPECIAL MENTION

1. Hi-Han by Jerzy Skolimowski

CANNES SOUNDTRACK AWARD

GOLD RECORD

1. Pawel Mykietyn for Hi-Han

CITIZENSHIP AWARD

1. Leila and her brothers by Saeed Roustayi

POSITIVE CINEMA AWARD

1. Tori and Lokita by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne

ECOPROD PRICE

ECOPROD PRICE

1. The Court of Miracles by Carine May and Hakim Zouhani

JURY AWARD

1. Beneath the Figs by Erige Sehiri

CST ARTIST-TECHNICIAN AWARD

CST ARTIST-TECHNICIAN AWARD

1. The whole team Sound of Without filter

YOUNG FILM TECHNICIAN AWARD

1. Marion Burger, production designer of A Little Brother

PALM DOG

PALM DOG

1. Brit in War Pony

FU JURY GRAND PRIZE

1. Marcel in Marcel!
2. Sheepdog in Ghodland

DOGMANITARIAN AWARD

1. Patron for his service during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

PIERRE-ANGÉNIEUX AWARD

1. Darius Khonji

CHOPARD TROPHY

FEMININE REVELATION

1. Sheila Atim

MALE REVELATION

1. Jack Lowden