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2009 Cannes Film Festival
Inglourious Basterds, premiering tonight at Cannes, should have been epic, writes Dana Kennedy from the first screening, if only Quentin Tarantino had stuck with his violent, emotional hallmarks.
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CANNES GLAM
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THE TARANTINO TANGO
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PARIS DOES FRANCE
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STUNNING STONE
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WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS
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CRUZ-ING THE RED CARPET
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CHARMING TRIO
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EMERALD VISION
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CANNES GOLDEN BOY
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CLOSE CASTMATES
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PUCKER UP
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NOT-SO-HIDDEN DRAGON
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BRIGHT STAR
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‘GLITTER’ BE GONE
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SCORSESE STEALS THE SHOW
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DIVINE DEVON
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CASTING OFF
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CRIMSON COLUMN
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BUSTLE OR BUST
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ALL TOGETHER NOW
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CAMPION’S NEW STARS
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HEAD-TURNING
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GIRL ON FILM
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