Here are the runtimes for some of the films vying for the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. It looks like there will again be many lengthy films, in and out of competition:
Horizon: Chapter 1 (Kevin Costner) 3h
Seed of the Sacred Fig (Mohamad Rasoulof) 2h 48min
Beating Hearts (Gilles Lellouche) 2h 46min
Kinds of Kindness (Yorgos Lanthimos) 2h 44min
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (George Miller) 2h 28min
Anora (Sean Baker) 2h 23mins
The Substance (Coralie Fargeat) 2h 20min
Megalopolis (Francis Ford Coppola) 2h 18min
Limonov (Kirill Serebrenikkov) 2h 18min
Parthenope (Paolo Sorrentino) 2h 16min
Emilia Perez (Jacques Audiard) 2h 10min
Grand Tour (Miguel Gomes) 2h 09min
The Apprentice (Ali Abassi) 2h
Marcello Mio (Christopher Honore) 2h
Bird (Andrea Arnold) 1h 59min
The Shrouds (David Cronenbrg) 1h 56min
Motel Destino (Karim Ainouz) 1h 55min
The Girl with the Needle (Magnus Von Horn) 1h 55min
All We Imagine As Light (Payal Kapadia) 1h 54min
Caught by the Tides (Jia Zhangke) 1h 51min
Trois km 'à la fin du monde (Emanuel Parvu) 1h 45min
Diamant Brut (Agate Riedinger) 1h 43min
Oh, Canada (Paul Schrader) 1h 35min
Most Precious of Cargoes (Michel Hazanavicius) 1h 21min
Now this is a package. Armando Iannucci will write and direct a new film headed to the market, with James McAvoy, Alicia Vikander and Taron Egerton set to star. None of the three has worked with Iannucci before.