Cannes Film Festival: Best and Worst Films at The Variety Studio: Cannes Edition

What was the best film at Cannes Film Festival this year?

Variety Film Critics Scott Foundas, Justin Chang and Peter DeBruge weigh in on their favorites when they talk with Variety’s Steve Gaydos at The Variety Studio: Cannes Edition at Chivas House, presented by Chivas.

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