Following much correct speculation, the lineup for the 2010 Cannes Film Festival was announced early this morning. The biggest surprise is the omission of Terrence Malick’s decades-in-the-making cosmic family drama Tree of Life, which isn’t finished yet, but might be in time for the festival (“We’re crossing our fingers,” said Cannes’ artistic director at a press conference, but don’t cross your fingers). Competing for the Palme d’Or instead will be Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Biutiful, Mike Leigh’s Another Year, Doug Liman’s Fair Game. Out-of-competition films include Oliver Stone’s Wall Street 2, Woody Allen’s You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (both of which you already knew about), and Stephen Frears’s Tamara Drewe. Your complete lineup, after the jump.
IN COMPETITION
“Another Year,” U.K., Mike Leigh
“Biutiful,” Spain-Mexico, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu
“Burnt by the Sun 2,” Germany-France-Russia, Nikita Mikhalkov
“Certified Copy,” France-Italy-Iran, Abbas Kiarostami
“Fair Game,” U.S., Doug Liman
“Hors-la-loi,” France-Belgium-Algeria, Rachid Bouchareb
“The Housemaid,” South Korea, Im Sang-soo
“La nostra vita,” Italy-France, Daniele Luchetti
“La Princesse de Montpensier,” France, Bertrand Tavernier
“Of Gods and Men,” France, Xavier Beauvois
“Outrage,” Japan, Takeshi Kitano
“Poetry,” South Korea, Lee Chang-dong
“A Screaming Man,” France-Belgium-Chad, Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
“Tournee,” France, Mathieu Amalric
“Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives,” Spain-Thailand-Germany-U.K.-France, Apichatpong Weerasethakul
“You, My Joy,” Ukraine-Germany, Sergey Loznitsa
UN CERTAIN REGARD
“Adrienn Pal,” Hungary-Netherlands-France-Austria, Agnes Kocsis
“Aurora,” Romania, Cristi Puiu
“Blue Valentine,” U.S., Derek Cianfrance
“Chatroom,” U.K., Hideo Nakata
“Chongqing Blues,” China, Wang Xiaoshuai
“The City Below,” Germany-France, Christoph Hochhausler
“Film Socialisme,” Switzerland-France, Jean-Luc Godard
“Ha Ha Ha,” South Korea, Hong Sang-soo
“Les Amours imaginaires,” Canada, Xavier Dolan
“Life Above All,” France, Oliver Schmitz
“Los labios,” Argentina, Ivan Fund, Santiago Loza
“Octubre,” Peru, Daniel Vega
“Qu’est-il arrive a Simon Werner?,” France, Fabrice Gobert
“Rebecca H.,” France, Lodge Kerrigan
“R U There,” Taiwan, David Verbeek
“The Strange Case of Angelica,” Portugal, Manoel de Oliveira
“Tuesday, After Christmas,” Romania, Radu Muntean
“Udaan,” India, Vikramaditya Motwane
OUT OF COMPETITION
“Robin Hood,” U.S.-U.K., Ridley Scott
“Tamara Drewe,” U.K., Stephen Frears
“Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps,” U.S., Oliver Stone
“You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger,” U.K.-Spain, Woody Allen
MIDNIGHT SCREENINGS
“Kaboom,” U.S.-France, Gregg Araki
“L’autre monde,” France, Gilles Marchand
SPECIAL SCREENINGS
“Abel,” Mexico, Diego Luna
“Chantrapas,” France, Otar Iosseliani
“Draquila – L’Italia che trema,” Italy, Sabina Guzzanti
“Inside Job,” U.S., Charles Ferguson
“Nostalgia de la luz,” France, Patricio Guzman
“Over Your Cities Grass Will Grow,” Netherlands, Sophie Fiennes
COMPETITION JURY
Tim Burton, president
Alberto Barbera
Kate Beckinsale
Emmanuel Carre
Benicio Del Toro
Victor Erice
Shekhar Kapur
Giovanna Mezzogiorno
