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Exclusive Cannes 2017 portraits: Barry Jenkins, Jane Campion, Ruben Ostlund and more

2017-06-03T08:30:00+01:00

Agnes Varda

Jane Campion Cannes

Arnold Schwazenegger Cannes

Spike Lee Cannes

Emma Suarez Cannes

Claes Bang Cannes

Mads Mikkelsen Cannes

Ricardo Darin Cannes

Joe Cole Cannes

Bruno Dumont Cannes

Antonia Zegers Cannes

Jonas Carpignano

Mohammad Rasoulof Cannes

Ruben Ostlund

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See a selection of Screen’s best pictures from the festival’s 70th edition.

As Cannes Film Festival celebrated its 70th anniversay in 2017, photographer Yves Salmon was in town for Screen to capture the talent on show.

Above are a selections of the best pics from the fest.

In order: Agnes Varda, Barry Jenkins, Jane Campion (with Gerard Lee and Ariel Kleiman), Arnold Schwazenegger, Spike Lee, Emma Suarez, Claes Bang, Mads Mikkelsen, Ricardo Darin, Joe Cole, Bruno Dumont, Antonia Zegers, Jonas Carpignano, Mohammed Rasoulof, Ruben Ostlund.

Kit was provided by Fujifilm UK.

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