Social justice and feminism; that was the idea at any rate. Maybe I'm just paranoid to think that Cannes juries are falling for this, although they did at least once before with Michael Moore (2004). The only thing I saw of Divines was the red carpet and the (very obnoxious) winning speech.

I heard, from some not so reliable sources, that Divines got the prize for political reasons. Good to know it may have actually deserved it.

Regarding Dolan, did someone say, "lèche-cul"? "Teacher's pet"? He wants to be loved and they so want to love him. They might as well just create a new category: Dolan prize. Every time he turns up to Cannes with a new film they can just award it to him by default. After the Palme, of course, because he is much more…

Too bad you didn't have time for the midnight screening of 'Love', Gaspar Noé's new softcore movie.

Who knows what film critics get up to when in Cannes…;)