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Cannes Premieres: Diverse Films Set to Captivate Audiences

9/13/2025

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Oliver Hermanus' film "Living" premiered at Cannes and expands nationally next Friday, focusing on a music student's love affair and quest for folk songs.
"Rabbit Trap," a folk horror film, opens in over 100 theaters, featuring mystical beings disrupting a music duo.
"Dreams," a Golden Bear winner, explores a teenager's passion for her teacher, part of the Oslo Trilogy.
"Sunfish," a debut feature, intertwines lives around Green Lake, Michigan, as part of a female filmmaker initiative.
"Triumph of the Heart" depicts St. Maximilian Kolbe's sacrifice in Auschwitz, opening on over 400 screens.
"Code 3" follows a paramedic's chaotic final shift, opening on more than 140 screens.

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Oliver Hermanus' film "Living" premiered at Cannes and expands nationally next Friday, focusing on a music student's love affair and quest for folk songs.
"Rabbit Trap," a folk horror film, opens in over 100 theaters, featuring mystical beings disrupting a music duo.
"Dreams," a Golden Bear winner, explores a teenager's passion for her teacher, part of the Oslo Trilogy.
"Sunfish," a debut feature, intertwines lives around Green Lake, Michigan, as part of a female filmmaker initiative.
"Triumph of the Heart" depicts St. Maximilian Kolbe's sacrifice in Auschwitz, opening on over 400 screens.
"Code 3" follows a paramedic's chaotic final shift, opening on more than 140 screens.