Cannes, France, May 24 (Reuters) – “It was simply an accident” Iranian director Jafar Panahi gained the Cannes Film Festival’s Top Award at Parme Festival on Saturday.
Panahi, who was arrested a number of instances for filmmaking, was final seen on the pageant in 2003, when “Crimson Gold” was screened in a sure class of the United Nations.
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“Art mobilizes the artistic power of our most treasured and most dwelling components: its energy to forgive, hope, and remodel the darkness into a brand new life,” stated Juliet Binoche, chairman of the juice who introduced the award.
“It was simply an accident,” says Vahid, performed by Vahid Mobasseri, who lures the person with false legs that seem like the one who tortured him in jail and ruined his life.
Director Jafar Panahhi, the Palme d’Or Prize winner for the movie “Un Simple Accident” (it was a mere accident), will pos on stage on the closing ceremony of the 78th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France on May 24, 2025. Reuters/Manon Cruz
Vahid is making an attempt to substantiate that he’s truly their torturer with the opposite jail survivors and resolve what to do with him.
The Grand Prix, the second highest award after Palme d’Or, was awarded to “Emotional Values” by acclaimed director Joachim Trier.
Ready to return to Iran after Cannes, director Panahi is able to work on his subsequent movie