What does Cannes mean?

Cannes (Cannes) is located near the port city of Nice in southern France. It is a beautiful leisure town on the Mediterranean coast. Like other cities in France, the best tourist season in Cannes is from June to October every year. The Cannes International Film Festival, one of the most influential and top international film festivals in the world today, is held here in mid-May every year.

The Cannes International Film Festival (English: Cannes International Film Festival, French: Festival De Cannes), also translated as Cannes International Film Festival, was founded in 1946 and is the most influential and top international film festival in the world today. The Venice International Film Festival and the Berlin International Film Festival are collectively known as the three major international film festivals in Europe, and are also known as the three major international film festivals in the world. The highest award is the "Palme d'Or".

The Cannes International Film Festival is held in mid-May every year and lasts for about 12 days. In addition to film competitions, market exhibitions are also held at the same time. The film festival is divided into six units: "Formal Competition", "Directors' Fortnight", "A Kind of Gaze", "Critics' Week", "New Looks in French Cinema" and "Exhibition".

Since its inception, the Cannes International Film Festival has always adhered to its original intention of promoting the development of the film festival, revitalizing the world's film industry, and providing an international stage for the world's filmmakers. In addition to adhering to the original mission of the festival, the festival is also ready to receive new conceptual ideas. Over the past few decades, the film festival has been making progress and development while maintaining its core values. They are committed to discovering new talents in the film industry and creating a platform for exchange and creation for the film festival.