Cannes unveils their official selection for 2020

Tipping Point fans were left feeling infuriated by a contestant who frequently made comments towards the other players whilst they attempted to beat the machine.Ben Shephard was joined by contestants Charlotte, Andy, Max and Jean to see if they had what it takes to win the jackpot prize from the ITV game show.However, viewers were distracted by Charlotte as she began to talk over her opponents as they played the game.Charlotte, who wore a brown floral patterned dress with black tights and styled her blonde hair over her shoulders, could be heard in the background whilst players eagerly awaited their score.Her commentary comprised mostly of shocked noises, along with an occasional "Ooh", "Woah" and "Better!"Fans on Twitter couldn't believe that she was praising her competitors as they all scored higher than she managed.One annoyed viewer wrote: "Shut up if it’s not your go, I don’t need to hear your commentary on everyone else’s drops."Another said: "Charlotte really thinks she’s something," while one fan tweeted: "Is it just me that hates Charlotte?""The point of the game is to get more counters than the others, so why the excitement, Charlotte?" pondered another irritated viewer.Her questionable tac-tics divided fans further as she decided to take an unusual risk.The contestant decided to take the plunge and release her last counter into a new drop zone, a move that ended in disaster as her counters rode on top.Presenter Ben also stole her last counter to add to the penalty pot after she incorrectly answered "tiger" when asked: "What big cat can be seen on the logo of French car manufacturer Peugeot?"She eventually lost to Andy, who buzzed in and correctly answered "P" to the question: "What letter does the word pharaoh

Emmerdale were left trembling on Thursday evening after serial killer Meena Jutla stared directly into the camera to deliver her lines.Breaking the fourth wall, the twisted nurse put on a chilling display as she appeared to speak to viewers at home directly.Near the end of the ITV soap, Meena, played by actress Paige Sandhu, said a prayer but when she looked to the camera, she appeared to be advising vicar Charles Anderson to not be swayed by the devil.The murderer said: "God may perhaps grant them repentance leading to a knowledge of truth."They may come to their senses and escape the snare of the devil.She added: "Come to your senses, Charles. Escape the snare of the evil."Sharing their horror online, fans jumped onto Twitter to discuss the disturbing scene.One viewer wrote: "Omg that Meena ending has chilled my bones.

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One of the more surprising announcements as part of the recent Cannes 2020 Official Selections list is Francis Lee’s “Ammonite.” The film has been discussed quite a bit already, as it stars two of the most respected actresses working today, Saoirse Ronan and Kate Winslet, but recently hasn’t had much news about it. But thanks to Cannes, the long-awaited period film is clearly gearing up for release, and Lee is excited to share his work with the world.

The much-awaited Cannes Film Festival which happens around May every year was cancelled this year owing to the Coronavirus pandemic. Indian celebrities like , , and others who usually walk the red carpet for brands also did not get to put down their best fashionable foot forward.

It may seem self-serving for festivals nixed by the coronavirus to share the films they would have shown, but it serves a strategic purpose in getting those same movies sold and reviewed.

Pixar’s “Soul,” Wes Anderson’s star-packed “The French Dispatch” and Steve McQueen’s “Mangrove” and Lover’s Rock” are among the 56 movies which will receive a Cannes 2020 label as part of the festival’s eclectic Official Selection.

The selections for the 2020 Cannes Film Festival have been announced despite this year’s live event being cancelled.

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This year’s Cannes Film Festival is unlike any others in history. That is to say, this year’s event is nothing more than a simple list of “Official Selections,” with no in-person screenings, no post-screening press conferences, and no awards ceremony.

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The organisers of the 2020 Cannes Film Festival, which will not go ahead in physical form this year, have announced that they will announced the official selection for the festival at the beginning of June.

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