Cannes Year Of Women

In Spike Lee's main International Feature Films Competition Jury, women constituted the majority - five out of nine - for the first time in the festival's history

Rhea Kapoor: "As woman, we all have different shades in our personality. When I am styling someone, I try to bring out or highlight one of the shades"

Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein has been accused of four sexual assaults at Cannes in previous years

The choice of Cate Blanchett will be seen as politically charged after a year in which the sexual harassment scandal surrounding Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein sparked a deluge of allegations against powerful men in entertainment, politics and the media

The jury, with four women and four men around Cannes Film Festival president George Miller, is one of the "most feminine" in the film festival's 69-year history. The festival has been attempting to improve its equality credentials in recent years after long being accused of being a "boys' club"

Director Emmanuelle Bercot outright rejected the idea that the choice of her film as festival opener was some sort of victory for female empowerment

Glowing Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o shone bright at the Calvin Klein celebration of "Women In Film" event in Cannes.

In Spike Lee's main International Feature Films Competition Jury, women constituted the majority - five out of nine - for the first time in the festival's history

Rhea Kapoor: "As woman, we all have different shades in our personality. When I am styling someone, I try to bring out or highlight one of the shades"

Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein has been accused of four sexual assaults at Cannes in previous years

The choice of Cate Blanchett will be seen as politically charged after a year in which the sexual harassment scandal surrounding Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein sparked a deluge of allegations against powerful men in entertainment, politics and the media

The jury, with four women and four men around Cannes Film Festival president George Miller, is one of the "most feminine" in the film festival's 69-year history. The festival has been attempting to improve its equality credentials in recent years after long being accused of being a "boys' club"

Director Emmanuelle Bercot outright rejected the idea that the choice of her film as festival opener was some sort of victory for female empowerment

Glowing Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o shone bright at the Calvin Klein celebration of "Women In Film" event in Cannes.