Organizers of this spring’s 64th Cannes Film Festival have announced the full line-up and they promised that the event opening on May 11 at the South of France provides a “quite a rich and fruitful edition”.

Actor, Robert de Niro serves as President for the festival’s Feature Film Jury while Bong Joon-Ho has been named as President-Director for Un Certain Regard Jury. While the closing film has yet to be announced by the organizers, Woody Allen’s ‘Midnight in Paris’ is confirmed to open the film festival.

A roster of critically acclaimed directors who oftentimes chose holding off to open their new projects at the festival has been revealed. Some of the big leagues include Gus Van Sant (‘Restless’) Terrence Malick (‘The Tree Of Life’); Takashi Miike (‘Harakiri’), Woody Allen (‘Midnight in Paris’) and Lars Von Trier (‘Melancholia’).

Nineteen films are listed both for the competition and un certain regard categories while four films were declared ‘out of the competition’ including Jodie Foster’s ‘The Beaver’, starring Mel Gibson.

The festival has two films lined-up for its ‘midnight screenings’ while four are listed in special screenings.

Here’s the complete line-up for the 64th Cannes Film Festival from May 11-22, South of France.

Competition
"Drive," Nicolas Winding Refn
"Footnote," Josef Cedar
"Hanezu no Tsuki," Naomi Kawase
"Hara-kiri: Death of a Samurai," Takashi Miike
"The Kid With a Bike," Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne
"L'apollonide (Souvenirs de la maison close)," Bertrand Bonello
"Le Havre," Aki Kaurismaki
"Once Upon a Time in Anatolia," Nuri Bilge Ceylan
"Melancholia," Lars von Trier
"Michael," Markus Schleinzer
"Pater," Alain Cavalier
"Polisse," Maiwenn
"The Skin That I Inhabit," Pedro Almodovar
"Sleeping Beauty," Julia Leigh
"La Source des femmes," Radu Mihaileanu
"This Must Be the Place," Paolo Sorrentino
"The Tree of Life," Terrence Malick
"We Have a Pope," Nanni Moretti
"We Need to Talk About Kevin," Lynne Ramsay

Un Certain Regard
"Arirang," Kim Ki-duk
"Bonsai," Cristian Jimenez
"The Day He Arrives," Hong Sang-soo
"Et maintenant on va ou?," Nadine Labaki
"Halt auf freier Strecke," Andreas Dresen
"Hors Satan," Bruno Dumont
"The Hunter," Bakur Bakuradze
"Les Neiges du Kilimandjaro," Robert Guediguian
"L'exercisce de l'etat," Pierre Schoeller
"Loverboy," Catalin Mitulescu
"Martha Marcy May Marlene," Sean Durkin
"Miss Bala," Gerardo Naranjo
"Restless," U.S., Gus Van Sant
"Oslo, August 31st," Joachim Trier
"Skoonheid," Oliver Hermanus
"Tatsumi," Singapore, Eric Khoo
"Trabalhar cansa," Juliana Rojas, Marco Dutra
"Toomelah," Ivan Sen
"The Yellow Sea," Na Hong-jin

Out of Competition

"Kung Fu Panda 2" (Jennifer Yuh)
"The Beaver," Jodie Foster
"The Artist," Michel Hazanavicius
"The Conquest," Xavier Durringer
"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," Rob Marshall

Midnight Screenings
"Wu Xia," Peter Chan Ho-sun
"Dias de gracia," Everardo Gout

Special Screenings
"Labrador," Frederikke Aspock
"Le maitre des forges de l'enfer," Rithy Panh
"Michel Petrucciani," Michael Radford
"Tous au Larzac," Christian Rouaud

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