Deauville 2024: all the films in competition including a political drama with Omar Sy – Cinema News

This year, the Deauville American Film Festival will be held from September 6 to 15, 2024. Led by Benoît Magimel, the jury will have to decide between 14 films that have just been unveiled.

The Deauville Festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary from September 6 to 15 and intends to spoil the fans present. While waiting to discover the full program, the organizers have just revealed the jury list as well as the 14 films in competition.

Led by Benoît Magimel as President of the jury, Ludivine Sagnier, Ibrahim Maalouf, Elias Belkeddar, Émilie Dequenne, Agathe Riedinger, Damien Bonnard, Lou Lampros and Martin Bourboulon will have to decide between a most enticing selection.

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Deauville 2024: films in competition

BANG BANG by Vincent Grashaw

COLOR BOOK by David Fortune

DADDIO by Christy Hall (with Sean Penn and Dakota Johnson)

EXHIBITING FORGIVENESS by Titus Kaphar

GAZER by Ryan J. Sloan

IN THE SUMMERS by Alessandra Lacorazza Samudio

LA COCINA by Alonso Ruizpalacios

THE DAMNED by Roberto Minervini

CHRISTMAS AT MILLER'S POINT by Tyler Taormina

SING SING by Greg Kwedar

THE KNIFE by Nnamdi Asomugha

THE SCHOOL DUEL by Todd Wiseman

THE STRANGERS' CASE by Brandt Andersen (with Omar Sy)

WE GROWN NOW by Minhal Baig

Meetings, tributes and previews

The Deauville Festival is slowly revealing the program for this 50th edition. But we already know that several talents will be honored during this festive week, including director James Gray (Little Odessa, Ad Astra, etc.).

The latter will be present on the coast for an exceptional conversation on Monday, September 9. His entire filmography will also be screened. Festival-goers will also have the opportunity to (re)discover three restored works by documentarian Frederick Wiseman.

Finally, Michael Douglas will once again tread the boards of Deauville as guest of honor for this anniversary edition.

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