Seven features shot on KODAK film compete for the Palme d'Or at Cannes 2026

Kodak Motion Picture is celebrating twenty productions shot on KODAK film at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. Seven of the twenty films will compete for the Palme d'Or including Rodrigo Sorogoyen's El Ser Querido (The Beloved), Marie Kreutzer's Gentle Monster, László Nemes's Moulin, Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo's La Bola Negra (The Black Ball), James Gray's Paper Tiger, Hirokazu Kore-eda's Sheep in the Box & Ira Sachs's The Man I Love. Three on-film titles will be featured in Un Certain Regard with another ten shot-on-film productions across Directors' Fortnight and Critics' Week.

"It's inspiring to see such a strong representation of film again at Cannes this year," said Vanessa Bendetti, Head of Kodak Motion Picture. "The twenty on-film productions screening at the festival include twelve captured on 35mm and eight on 16mm - with three debut features including Jordan Firstman's CLUB KID, lensed by Adam Newport-Berra. And following the success of on-film productions this awards season with ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER, SINNERS, and SENTIMENTAL VALUE, seven titles competing for the Palme d'Or further underscores that shooting on film differentiates. Kodak congratulates the filmmakers selected to this year's festival. We're honored to help bring your artistic vision to life."

The full list of shot-on-film productions competing or screening as part of the Official Selection at the Cannes Film Festival 2026 between 12 - 23 May includes:

Main Competition

• EL SER QUERIDO by Rodrigo Sorogoyen DP Alejandro De Pablo (35mm/hybrid)
• THE MAN I LOVE by Ira Sachs DP Josée Deshaies (35mm)
• MOULIN by László Nemes DP Matyas Erdley (35mm
• GENTLE MONSTER by Marie Kreutzer DP Judith Kaufman (35mm)
• SHEEP IN THE BOX by Hirokazu Kore-eda DP Ryuto Kondo (35mm)
• LA BOLA NEGRA by Javier Ambrossi & Javier Calvo DP Gris Jordana (35mm)
• PAPER TIGER by James Gray DP Joaquin Baca-Asay (35mm)

Un Certain Regard

• CLUB KID by Jordan Firstman DP Adam Newport-Berra (35mm) 1^st Film
• TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA by Jane Schoenbrun DP Eric Yue (35mm)
• ALL THE LOVERS IN THE NIGHT by Yukiko Sode DP Yasuyuki Sasaki (16mm)

Cannes Premieres

• MARIAGE AU GOÛT D'ORANGE by Christophe Honoré DP Jeanne Lapoirie (35mm)

Critics' Week - Competition

• SIX MONTHS IN THE PINK AND BLUE BUILDING by Bruno Santamaría Razo DP Fernando Hernández García (16mm)

Critics' Week - Special Screenings

• ADIEU MONDE CRUEL by Félix de Givry DP Tara-Jay Bangalter | Closing Film (16mm)

Short Films

• SKINNY BOTTINES by Romain F. Dubois DP Ménad Kesraoui (16mm)
• VATERLAND by Berthold Wahjudi DP Noah Böhm (16mm)

Directors' Fortnight - Long Features Competition

• ATONEMENT by Reed Van Dyk DP Jon Peter | 1st feature film (16mm
• CLARISSA by Arie Esiri & Chuko Esiri DP Jonathan Bloom (35mm)
• DOUBLE FREEDOM by Lisandro Alonso DP Cobi Migliora (35mm)
• I SEE BUILDINGS FALL LIKE LIGHTNING by Clio Barnard DP Simon Tindall (16mm/hybrid)
• LOW EXPECTATIONS by Eivind Landsvik DP Andreas Bjorseth | 1st feature film (16mm)

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