«Секси Зеленский», русская мафия, токсичная маскулинность, Драйвер и Траволта | Первые итоги Канн

In a special issue of Denis Hebdo, Denis Kataev summarizes the first results of the 79th Cannes Film Festival after six days of viewing on the Croisette. Films about fascists, pedophiles, petty bourgeois, and immigrants in various programs reflect the festival's mainstream theme—exposing all shades of toxic masculinity. Watch in this episode: 00:44 — Denis Kataev plays Zinaida Pronchenko and criticizes the competition program 01:58 — Pawel Pawlikowski's "Fatherland" is a leading contender for the Palme d'Or 04:41 — Disappointment in László Nemes's "Moulin," about a hero of the French Resistance 06:24 — Kantemir Balagov returns to the Cannes Film Festival after seven years with his new film "Butterfly Jam" 08:21 — The Russian mafia in James Gray's "Paper Tiger" 10:16 — Léa Seydoux in Marie Kreutzer's "Gentle Monster" discusses allegations of pedophilia against the father of a family 11:42 — Quentin Dupieux's "Full Phil" is the festival's wittiest film about the adventures of a Trumpist in Paris 13:35 — The Romanian film "Diary of a Chambermaid" by Radu Jude is the festival's most topical film about a Romanian immigrant in a French bourgeois family. 5:15 PM — John Travolta awarded the honorary Palme d'Or.