Cannes' Fantastic Pavilion announced its fourth edition with expanded programming, including a new Vertical Cinema Showcase for mobile-first storytelling and enhanced international partnerships across Latin America and Asia. The pavilion, which drew nearly 4,000 visitors in 2025 and facilitated 23 business deals, honored filmmaker Xavier Gens with its Keys to the Pavilion Award.
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Cannes' Fantastic Pavilion announced its fourth edition with expanded programming, including a new Vertical Cinema Showcase for mobile-first storytelling and enhanced international partnerships across Latin America and Asia. The pavilion, which drew nearly 4,000 visitors in 2025 and facilitated 23 business deals, honored filmmaker Xavier Gens with its Keys to the Pavilion Award.