Leonardo DiCaprio was seen taking a selfie with a lady in red as he sat sandwiched in between Cannes chief Thierry Frémaux and festival president Iris Knobloch, deep in conversation at Kering’…
Yeoh was not just the dancing queen. She was the queen of the night, making powerful remarks about inclusivity for women cinema as a retrospective of her four-decade career played in a room full of A-listers and power players, from CAA’s Bryan Lourd to jury president and last year’s Palme d’or winner Ruben Östlund to Alfonso Cuaron to Isabelle Hupert, who was honored with Kering’s Women In Motion award in 2017.
“There is still work to do,” Yeoh added. “We have a long way to go before we can say we are on equal footing. So what I would like to say is keep fighting, keep pushing, keep telling your stories. Your voices are important and your vision is vital.” Kering chairman and CEO, François-Henri Pinault — who walked the red carpet with his wife, Hayek, who dazzled in a black sequin Balenciaga gown with Boucheron jewels, and then changed into a Saint Laurent gown later in the night — welcomed guests with opening remarks, honoring the women of Iran.
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