One Thousand Three Hundred and Seven Thousand Applause

"Clap! Clap! Clap!"

"Clap clap! clap clap!"

The enthusiastic and roaring applause swept into a large one, and the entire Lumière Hall fell into a frenzy. All the audience stood up collectively, sending crazy and enthusiastic applause amid the noise of whistles and cheers. , The bubbling blood could not be calmed down at all, and with the advancement of time, it began to climb little by little, and the thunderous echoes surging violently.

"Clap clap clap clap!"

Looking around, there are crowds of people standing in the place. The heights and heights are like a vast forest that cannot be seen. The wind is passing by and the noise is endless, and the whole world is echoing with that surging sound wave; The location of the "Drunken Town Folk Ballad" crew in the center shifted to the past, and they gave applause and respect in this way.

This is Cannes.

The unique and star-studded Cannes, as long as the works of top stars or big-name directors, the audience will politely applaud, express their welcome and thanks, even the worst works are no exception, at least a courtesy response ; but not at this moment.

Thunder-like applause swarmed from all directions, endless, eloquent, and swarming. Every corner of the line of sight could capture a pair of tearful eyes and an impassioned figure, almost without exception, everyone. Can't wait to send respect and adoration.

Here is France. A land that has nurtured countless great arts, and their passion for artistic creation has been integrated into their blood, from painting to music, from drama to novel, and then to contemporary film art. Here, countless art masters and classics have been born. The masterpieces have also established historical innovations again and again.

From the French Impressionist films of the 1920s, to keep pace with German Expressionist films, Spanish surrealist films, and Soviet montages, the first batch of artistic theoretical foundations at the beginning of the film was constructed; to the late 1930s, the French poetic realism, and finally the French New Wave, which changed the architecture of global cinema in the 1960s, truly shook the filmmaking industry around the world.

Undoubtedly, in the long history of art development, France has played a pivotal, irreplaceable and crucial core role. Once upon a time, Paris was a world-renowned art center, and even Woody Allen could not extricate himself from the golden age of the Seine.

They know better than anyone: the difficulty of adhering to artistic ideas, the physical and mental exhaustion of the reality of life, and the waves of the times that follow one after another.

In the story of "Drunken Country Ballad", they saw LeVine Davis, they also saw every other supporting role, they saw the magnificent era, and more importantly, they understood LeVy En Davis, everyone can find their place and be part of that wave.

Although this is a story that belongs to the American folk era, it belongs to France, and it shines brightly in this land that has nurtured countless brilliant arts and cultures. Everyone sincerely felt the same way, and the immersive sense of reality made every audience at the scene deeply moved.

No one can make exceptions.

The continuous applause has no end in sight, no end at all, and even no sense of his own existence. It is like a turbulent wave has been set off in the Lumière Hall, and everyone is one after another. Moths become part of it, get carried away with it, and lose themselves.

Ang Lee stood up, Nicole Kidman stood up, Christian Monkey stood up too.

Marion Cotillard stood up, Francois Ozon stood up, and Jim Jarmusch stood up.

Leonardo DiCaprio stood up, Matt Damon stood up,

James Frank also stood up.

Thierry Fumau stood up, as did Gilles Jacob.

The real audience stood up, and more than 2,000 spectators stood up and applauded collectively. Even the staff responsible for maintaining order couldn't help but applaud with tears in their eyes. The vigorous sound continued in the Lumiere Hall. The ground was agitated, and it slammed into the echoes of the blockbusters, pushing the applause to a whole new level again.

Only in Cannes, and only when the work "Drunken Country Ballads" comes to Cannes, can you enjoy such treatment!

Ryan - Gosling was a little embarrassed at this time.

His eyes were red, tears were streaming down his face, and he was sweating profusely. The whole person looked like a chicken that had just been drenched in a heavy rain. He had no image at all, but he didn't care, because he knew that this was not his moment. Not even a supporting role, just one of the countless audience members in the audience.

So Ryan stood up for the first time, turned to his friend on his left, and applauded enthusiastically and excitedly. His eyes couldn't help but flash with moving light again, because the movie "Drunken Country Folk", Because of the role of Le Verne Davis, but also because of the actor Renly Hall.

Feeling the scorching gaze from his friend, Renly couldn't help laughing, and the mixed flavors on the tip of his tongue also dissipated.

The short-lived sighs in the heart are still difficult to resolve. Following the camera, he returns to Le Verne's world and his own world again. Complicated and heavy, unable to express accurately in words, just immersed in that kind of emotion, and gradually fell into the rut of thoughts.

However, the applause at the scene was really crazy, and Ryan's eyes were so eager that Renly couldn't even pretend he didn't notice it. With eyes wide open, he stood up with a chuckle, and politely nodded towards the applauding audience around him, expressing his thanks.

Afterwards, Renly also encouraged his hands and took the initiative to dedicate his applause to the Coen brothers not far away.

The biggest contributor to the work "Drunk Town Folk Ballad" has always been the Coen brothers who are directors. They have successfully captured the context of the times and the loneliness of individuals. The seemingly understated details are outlined in the lens like poetry. All of them are connected together quietly, and finally detonated the shock and emotion in the soul.

Under everyone's attention, the Coen brothers also stood up.

The surging applause forcibly climbed a step again, and the tsunami-like sound of mountains and tsunami stirred up incredible stormy waves above the eardrums, which were mixed with cheers, screams, and cheers. Thousands of spectators found resonance, which pushed the 66th Cannes Film Festival to a new peak step by step.

Even more frenetic than "Adele's Life".

Since the opening of this film festival, "Adele's Life" has undoubtedly been a top performer, and it has completely exploded all other participating works in the main competition unit. There was a frenzy of applause, which lasted for nearly four minutes.

However, this work is not the type that is impassioned and passionate, but more of a type that moistens things silently and has a long-lasting stamina. After the praise, the applause quickly calmed down.

The enthusiasm of the audience was all accumulated on the subsequent film reviews and ratings, which were clearly reflected in the form of scores——

In the official magazine score out of four, "Adele's Life" received a super high score of 3.6, breaking the highest score in the history of the Cannes Film Festival since the establishment of the magazine. The best work, but also the best work of media reputation of all time.

That's the kind of momentum "Adele's Life" currently has.

But today, after the screening of "Drunken Hometown Folk Ballad", every audience can deeply feel the mixed emotions under the tide of the times, whether excited or sighed, enthusiastic or helpless, happy or bitter, with the ballad To insinuate the film, and even other different artistic expressions, the turbulent emotion is like a wild horse, completely released.

One minute, two minutes, three minutes...

The applause does not feel any sign of stopping at all. The enthusiasm and madness that continue to burst out again and again push the applause to a new climax/climax, making people really feel that this is the Cannes Film Festival, a place because of the film. The city that was born, a land brightened by movies, has been repeatedly criticized for being too commercial in style in recent years, but the enthusiasm from the bottom of my heart is still beating and surging because of movies all the time.

Four minutes, five minutes, six minutes...

The applause was so frenetic that the Coen brothers and the crew had to come to the front of the Lumiere Hall under the watchful eye, bowed to the curtain, and once again positively thanked the audience for their madness and excitement. Feeling the beauty and moving of this movie city, happiness slowly overflowed in my chest.

Ten minutes, ten minutes!

This is not Toronto or Berlin, this is Cannes.

Everything is based on business, everything is respected by stars, and everything is market-oriented. Media reporters and market personnel are the main viewing forces in the Lumiere Hall. It is not difficult to win their appreciation. ; but it is difficult to win their respect, let alone ten minutes of long applause.

Today, at this very moment, the crew of "Drunken Country Ballads" succeeded. Applause, endless.

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