Marceau, Miller and Gyllenhaal on Cannes jury

Coens find their seven colleagues.

by Richard Mowe

Cannes Jury 2015 (clockwise from top): Sophie Marceau, the Coen Brothers, Sienna Miller, Xavier Dolan, Guillermo del Toro, Rossy de Palma,
 Jake Gyllenhaal and Rokia Traoré.
Cannes Jury 2015 (clockwise from top): Sophie Marceau, the Coen Brothers, Sienna Miller, Xavier Dolan, Guillermo del Toro, Rossy de Palma, Jake Gyllenhaal and Rokia Traoré.

There may be a fraternal fall-out on the Cannes Film Festival jury this year with Joel Coen and Ethan Coen as presidents but with equal voting rights. The two directors, screenwriters and producers do not always speak with the same voice.

Their cohorts in the task of selecting the prize-winners from the films in competition have just been announced and include four women and five men, among them actors Sophie Marceau, Jake Gyllenhaal, Sienna Miller, and Rossy de Palma.

The jury is spread between Canada, Spain, the United States, France, Mali, Mexico and the United Kingdom.

The prize jamboree culminating in the award of the Festival’s top prize, the Palme d’or, will be announced on stage during the Festival Closing Ceremony on Sunday 24 May.

The jury line-up

Joel & Ethan Coen – Presidents (Directors, Writers, Producers – United States)

Rossy de Palma (Actress – Spain)

Sophie Marceau (Actress, Director – France)

Sienna Miller (Actress – United Kingdom)

Rokia Traoré (Composer, Singer-songwriter – Mali)

Guillermo del Toro (Director, Writer, Producer – Mexico)

Xavier Dolan (Director, Writer, Producer, Actor – Canada)

Jake Gyllenhaal (Actor – United States)

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