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At Cannes Day 10, Rami Malek's The Man I Love premiered to Oscar buzz with early praise from critics, Penélope Cruz stars in The Black Ball which earned a lengthy standing ovation, and Maika Monroe's Victorian Psycho debuted in Un Certain Regard, signaling a Gothic thriller to watch, with ovation scores highlighting The Black Ball as a standout.
Bleecker Street’s horror-thriller Victorian Psycho, directed by Zachary Wigon and led by Maika Monroe as Winifred Notty, drew a seven-minute standing ovation at Cannes in the Un Certain Regard program. The 1858-set mystery, also starring Ruth Wilson and Thomasin McKenzie, follows an eccentric governess as staff vanish at a remote manor and is slated for a Sept. 25 North American release.
Cannes Film Festival's 2026 lineup expanded with Zachary Wigon’s Victorian Psycho starring Maika Monroe, Judith Godrèche’s A Girl’s Story in Un Certain Regard, Konstantina Kotzamani’s Titanic Ocean, and James Gray’s Paper Tiger (competing for the Palme d’Or). Diego Luna’s Ashes is among the Special Screenings, with additional entries across Competition, Un Certain Regard, Cannes Premiere, and Family Screenings; Paper Tiger stars Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver and Miles Teller, and Neon has North American rights. The festival runs May 12–23, 2026.
Cannes 2026 expanded its lineup with 16 new titles across competition, Un Certain Regard, and other sections, led by James Gray’s Paper Tiger in competition and the gothic horror Victorian Psycho; Laetitia Masson’s Ulysse closes Un Certain Regard, Pierre Salvadori’s The Electric Kiss opens the festival, and Peter Jackson and Barbra Streisand will receive honorary Palme d’Ors, with Park Chan-wook presiding over the competition jury.
Cannes 2026 announced 16 new titles joining the Official Selection, including James Gray’s Paper Tiger in Competition and Judith Godrèche’s A Girl’s Story, along with adds like Zachary Wigon’s Victorian Psycho and Konstantina Kotzamani’s Titanic Ocean in Un Certain Regard, plus additional titles across Cannes Premiere, Closing/Un Certain Regard slots and Special Screenings as the festival runs May 12–23.