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Cannes film festival puts spotlight on rising stars
Rising stars will compete against established Hollywood names for the limelight at this year’s Cannes film festival, with Robert Pattinson, Zac Efron, Kristen Stewart and Shia LaBeouf all appearing in highly anticipated movies.
They will rub shoulders with the likes of Brad Pitt and Nicole Kidman, as well as some of the great names in directing, at the world's biggest and most glamorous cinema showcase.
"I think there's a whole new wave of acting talent that has come in on to the scene literally in the last couple of years," Australian director John Hillcoat told Reuters.
His competition movie "Lawless", a Depression-era gangster tale, features Tom Hardy, Jessica Chastain, Labeouf and Mia Wasikowska among others, and he also singled out Michael Fassbender as an example of fresh talent coming to the fore.
Cannes organizers will be keen to avoid the controversy that
overshadowed last year's edition — Danish director Lars Von THer was banned after making Nazi jokes at a press conference, a decision criticized by many festival goers.
Film critics have at least given organizers the thumbs up for their selection of movies in 2012, although what looks promising on paper does not always make for a good festivaL
Opening the whirlwind fortnight of screenings, parties and
publicity campaigns on Wednesday is the glitzy world premiere of Wes Anderson's children's fantasy "Moonrise Kingdom", starring Bill Murray, Bruce Willis and Tilda Swinton.
For Anderson, the walk down the famous red carpet-cum-fashion catwalk, flanked by showbiz media from around the globe, may be as daunting as for the debutant child actors in his cast
"I've never been before, so for me just going to Cannes at all is exciting," the director told Reuters in an interview.
"What I know about Cannes is from still photographs of people walking up those steps and paparazzi images, so I don't really have any expectations."
Asked whether he would be busy on the crowded party circuit, he replied: "I haven't received any invitations yet.”
SOURCE: REUTERS