Daily Cannes

Andy and his newly-recruited driving partner Mark embark on the journey home...

Another busy (Thursday) night for the CiaV team. Filming for a TV show following a woman who travels around sleeping rough, which links nicely with Kathy Hill's film about homeless people in Cannes (see Part 2). Along with the usual interviews with filmmakers on the Croisette...

The last blog entry from the Croisette features a poignant interview with Ian, a homeless guy featured in Kathy Hill's 78-min film, Down & Out in Cannes (of which Ciav screened 20 minutes). We hope Ian will be on the road to recovery very soon...

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Some filmmakers turn the CiaV camera on Andy who explains the thinking behind Cannes in a Van.

The debut-van-screening of Colin, the cult low-budget zombie flick from Mark Price mad for 45 quid! It's a great film made on a shoe-string budget which will inspire independent filmmakers and keeps movie-goers on the edge of their blood-stained seats.Today's content is powered by Picturehouse cinemas...

Today's video blog is powered by the good work of FilmAid! Tom & Si leave Cannes... CiaV chats to the 20-yr-old director of OKU TUAKANA, MY BROTHERS, a New Zealand epic set in 1846... Films include Hands Solo, 5 and the Encounters Film Festival selection.

Support one of the greatest British filmmakers… no…THE Greatest Filmmaker as his film in competition Another Year screens today.CiaV also chats to the director of Fuse… a fantastic cutting edge animation short featuring in the Short Film Corner…

From caravans to hopeful tans The CiaV crew experience their first day and night in Cannes. The weather holds out...

The Final Chapter?... Lesbians, crepes and missing passports as CiaV trio take a day off and enjoy a night on the town. They say a fond farewell to the town they've called home for two weeks and embark on the arduous journey home. It's a long one...