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-Hands of Stone- as a special screening to pay a tribute to Robert De Niro
May 16 at the Festival de Cannes
Robert De Niro (R) (Source: The Festival de Cannes - Wikpedia)
Robert De Niro (R)
(Source: The Festival de Cannes - Wikpedia)
(Source: The Festival de Cannes - Wikpedia)
Monday May 16, the Festival de Cannes will welcome Robert De Niro in the Grand Theatre Lumière of the Palais des Festivals for a unique and special screening in Official Selection of 'Hands of Stone' by Venezuelan director Jonathan Jakubowicz.
The movie is about the common history of Panamanian boxer Roberto Durà n (Edgar Ramírez) and manager and coach Ray Arcel (Robert De Niro) who is going to take him to the highest worldwide successes of the ring in the '70s and '80s, including legendary fights against Sugar Ray Leonard.
The movie is about the common history of Panamanian boxer Roberto Durà n (Edgar Ramírez) and manager and coach Ray Arcel (Robert De Niro) who is going to take him to the highest worldwide successes of the ring in the '70s and '80s, including legendary fights against Sugar Ray Leonard.
'I´m excited to be coming back to Cannes especially with this movie Hands of Stone that I´m so proud of, said Robert De Niro. This movie is uplifting, triumphant and a good time for audiences, so I´m looking forward to seeing my friends from across the world of cinema in joining us for this fun event.'
Source : Cannes Film Festival - At the Grand Theatre Lumière of the Palais des Festivals
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Source : Cannes Film Festival - At the Grand Theatre Lumière of the Palais des Festivals
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Ruby Bird Yasmina Cannes Film Festival Robert De Niro Tribute Grand Theatre Lumiere Special Screening Palais Des Festivals Hands Of Stone Venezuelan Director Jonathan Jakubowicz
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