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August 19, 2019
3-Hour ‘Midsommar' Director's Cut Screened in NYC
August 19, 2019

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‘Die, My Love’ is 118 Minutes, Plus Other Cannes Runtimes [Updated]

May 3, 2025 Jordan Ruimy

UPDATE: I’ve added Lynne Ramsay’s “Die, My Love,” which is not 122 minutes, but rather 118 minutes, the lengthiest film of her career. She must have shortened it further in last few days. I’ve also learned that Ramsay shot this film in 1.33:1 and, partially, on the very rare Kodak Ektachrome.

I’ve also added the runtimes for “A Simple Accident,” and “Romeria,”

EARLIER: There’s been a leak of Cannes competition titles and their runtimes via publicists, press releases, and the festival itself. I’ve just updated the list with “History of Sound.”

Ari Aster’s upcoming film, “Eddington,” looks set to continue his streak of lengthy features. With a runtime of 148 minutes, it marks yet another ambitious outing from the filmmaker.

For context, Aster’s previous films have followed a similar pattern. “Hereditary” ran 127 minutes, while “Midsommar” clocked in at 147 minutes—171 in its extended director’s cut. His most recent film, the divisive “Beau is Afraid,” stretched to 179 minutes.

On the shorter end, films from Wes Anderson, Richard Linklater, and the Dardennes are expected to come in around the 100-minute mark. Julia Ducournau’s “Alpha” runs about 2 hours and 8 minutes, while Joachim Trier’s “Sentimental Value” comes in at 2 hours and 12 minutes.

Currently, the longest entries in competition appear to be “The Sound of Falling” and “The Secret Agent,” both hovering around 160 minutes. Bi Gan’s “Resurrection,” which is rumored to be added soon, is 2.5 hours.

Here’s a rundown of runtimes revealed so far:

Young Mothers: 1h44
Nouvelle Vague: 1h45
A Simple Accident 1h45
The Phoenician Scheme: 1h45
Le Petite Dernière: 1h46
The Mastermind 1h50
Romeria 1h55
Dossier 137: 1h55
Fuori: 1h55
Two Prosecutors: 1h58
Die My Love: 1h58
Sirat: 2h
Renoir: 2h
Eagles of the Republic: 2h07
The History of Sound 2h07
Alpha: 2h08
Mother and Son 2h11
Sentimental Value: 2h15
Eddington: 2h25
Resurrection (?) 2h30
Sound of Falling: 2h29
The Secret Agent: 2h38

Notable Titles (Out of Competition):

Highest 2 Lowest 2h13
Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning 2h45
Honey Don’t 1h30
Eleanor the Great 1h38
The Chronology of Water 1h30

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