What will we be able to see at the Ciné de la plage during the Cannes Film Festival, which begins on Tuesday, May 13?

It's a must-see for Cannes residents and visiting film buffs who want to enjoy the festival atmosphere without spending a cent or rushing for invitations.

Macé Beach, a few steps from the bustling Palais des Festivals, the big screen and deckchairs of the Beach Cinema will be set up every evening of the festival (from May 13 to 24, except in bad weather) and will offer the following films, with free access.

Nanni Moretti, Terrence Malick, John Woo...

Tuesday, May 13 , evening of the Festival's opening ceremony: A Hidden Life by Terrence Malick (2019, United Kingdom/Germany/United States). Presented in competition at the 2019 festival, the film was awarded the Ecumenical Jury Prize, presented by an independent jury.

Wednesday, May 14 : Hard Boiled by John Woo ( 1992 , Hong Kong). John Woo's latest Hong Kong film and one of Quentin Tarantino's favorites, who is also expected at the festival... Maybe he'll come see it at the beach?

Thursday, May 15 : Les Mauvais Coups by François Leterrier (1961, France). Starring Simone Signoret, who will be featured in a film by Diane Kurys in Cannes Classics.

Friday, May 16: Duel in the Sun by King Vidor (1946, USA). Starring Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones, and Oscar-nominated Lillian Gish.

Saturday, May 17: The Legend of the Palme d'Or... Continues, a documentary about the famous award and its winners, by Alexis Veller (France). Followed by Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard ( 1950, USA), which won multiple Oscars and has become a cult classic, particularly for directors like David Lynch.

Sunday, May 18: Palombella Rossa by Nanni Moretti (1989, Italy/France). Sixth film by the Italian director, Palme d'Or winner at Cannes in 2001 with The Son's Room.

Monday, May 19: Bardot by Alain Berliner (France/Belgium). A documentary about the actress will be released in theaters on September 17.

Tuesday May 20: Tenshi no tamago ( The Angel's Egg ), animated film by Mamoru Oshii (1985, Japan).

Wednesday, May 21: Darling by John Schlesinger (1965, United Kingdom). The film won three Oscars in 1966.

Thursday, May 22: Angel by Tony Gatlif (2025, France). The director's latest film, which will be released in theaters on June 25, starring Arthur H.

Friday, May 23: Surprise movie...

Saturday, May 24: Melody in the Basement by Henri Verneuil (1963, France/Italy). Starring Jean Gabin and a very young Alain Delon, a classic about a casino robbery... in Cannes.