after premiering at the world’s most
prestigious film festival these films
have become classics and inspired
generations of directors don’t let
anyone tell you there’s anything you
can’t do welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’re counting down our picks for
the top 10 movies awarded the Palme d’Or
at the Cannes Film Festival in addition
you GCD Dushi
so take the gas English teachers 201
girls for finished because he’s good for
this list we’ve assembled a list of the
movies that received the highest honor
at the Cannes Film Festival
though the award has changed name
several times we’re looking at those
films that won the highest prize since
the festival was first held in 1946 and
have chosen those that remain a part of
popular culture and film textbooks to
this day cou fingers mister I’m making
it my business
so cinephiles sit back and see if your
favourites made the list goes a life of
the mind
number 10 the Tree of Life don’t do like
I promised me now focusing on a 1950s
family in Texas as a way to address the
meaning of life this terrence malick
flick was the cinematic revelation of
2011 toast is torn from the whole
weekend remember Roger Ebert praised its
impressive scale and its modesty
applauding Malik’s grand vision of the
universe through the eyes of one man
reflecting on his childhood experience
sheer house in kick now and I Realty
kill me
the now-famous sequence depicting the
birth of the universe has drawn
comparisons to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 a
Space Odyssey a one-of-a-kind experience
The Tree of Life drew strong opinions it
can both positive and negative but
there’s no denying this Palm D’Or
winning film is profound and
thought-provoking how do I lose you
number nine four months three weeks and
two days
sadaqa be named et tu crois don’t open
anywhere that you’ll miss Gilbert that
although this film takes place in
communist Romania the issue with tackles
remains relevant in many places in the
world
yes when to University students get
together to organize an illegal abortion
they encounter numerous obstacles that
challenge their friendship equally the
Metacomet
fish eaten Tabata China quiz Iran oh you
guys Pikachu buckler yeah is it – a
delta a state to put a fuck you
Chitti Linda mean celebrated for its
minimalism and natural dialogue the film
focuses solely on the day of the
abortion alone I’m going to walk I’m
gonna catch if I just wanna come just
one week that Bernice day that was a few
looping part of a new wave in Romanian
cinema it’s open ending is especially
provocative forcing audiences to decide
for themselves what happens between the
two friends after this emotionally
straining experience most images hood
my lovin each other’s breasts number
eight the piano this story of a mute
piano player married to a cruel man who
sells her precious piano was such a
revelation that it forced Hollywood to
make space for independent cinema family
now we all make sacrifices and so will
you you will teach him I will see to it
directed by Jane Campion the film was
celebrated for telling a woman’s story
through her own eyes and mind the
strange thing is I don’t think myself
silent that is because of my piano few
films have been as haunting and
evocative as the piano
the movie garnered three Academy Awards
for Best Actress Holly Hunter Best
Original Screenplay and Best Supporting
Actress for then eleven-year-old Anna
Paquin in addition to winning the Palme
d’Or at can to telling the whole truth
but this says most people speak rubbish
this luckless listen number seven the
third man step out in the light let’s
have a look at who’s your boss doesn’t
as no one was it the dialogue directed
by Carol read this British film noir
follows American pulp writer Holly
Martin’s as he goes to Vienna to accept
a job from his childhood friend what’s
the purpose of your visit a friend of
mine offered me a job here where are you
staying with him
15 stiff Casa his name lime hair aligned
however when he arrives in Austria he
discovers his friend has died in a
terrible accident I suppose it wouldn’t
interest you to know that Harry Lime was
murdered you’re too busy you haven’t
even bothered to get the complete
evidence or has he suddenly martins is
thrust into a world in which nothing is
as it seems
go home Martin’s like a sensible chap
you don’t know what you’re mixing and
get the next plane as soon as I get to
the bottom of this I’ll get the next
plane the film’s distinctive score
featuring extensive use of the zither
deservedly Garner’s praise
but everything about the film the great
cast haunting cinematography and
atmospheric direction is exceptional and
well deserving of the confit festival
Internacional zoo film are you too busy
chasing a few tubes of penicillin to
investigate a murder these were murders
men with gangrene legs women in
childbirth and there were children
number 6 the conversation was a message
we want you to deliver the tapes on
Sunday 1 o’clock the director will be
there he’ll accept the tapes from you in
person inspired by Michelangelo
Antonioni’s 1966 film blow up yeah great
this Francis Ford Coppola thriller had a
timely release being released in the
midst of the infamous Richard Nixon
Watergate scandal we know that you know
mr. Cole
for your own sake don’t get involved any
further in the film surveillance expert
Harry caul played by Gene Hackman has
been assigned to record the conversation
between a couple as they walk through
San Francisco’s Union Square who’s
interested in these two anyway
I don’t know the Justice Department
things get complex when call begins to
worry about the couple’s safety once the
recording is delivered to his client I’m
not afraid of death
I’m afraid of murder in addition to
winning the Palme d’Or the film was
nominated for a Best Picture Oscar but
lost that award to another Coppola
classic The Godfather Part two I know it
was you afraid of you broke my heart
number five barton fink
i am a creator this is my uniform now i
as a common man leave it up to the Coen
brothers to pen a movie about a 1940’s
playwright going through a mental
nightmare after being hired by Hollywood
to write scripts right now the contents
of your head are the property of capital
pictures if I was you I would speak up
starring John Turturro as Barton Fink
the film initially finds Barton
experiencing writer’s block when he’s
assigned his first Hollywood project he
wants you to tell him all about it
tomorrow I can’t write anything right
tomorrow who said right Jesus Jack can’t
read you got to tell it to him things
get even worse when he suddenly and
unknowingly involved in a murder
investigation
he said he liked Jack Oakie pictures you
know ordinarily we say anything you
might remember could be helpful but I’ll
be frank with you faked that is not
helpful notice I was not writing it down
influenced by directing stalwarts like
Stanley Kubrick and Roman Polanski
Barton Fink is still unmistakably a Coen
Brothers film who cares about the fifth
Earl of Bastrop and Lady Higginbottom
and and who killed
Nigel grinch Gibbons I could feel my
butt getting sore already define all
genre rules it’s a devastating and
unsettling critique of the entertainment
business that swept can by taking the
Palm D’Or as well as the awards for Best
Actor for two Toro and Best Director for
the Cohens
who read the Bible peace
Holy Bible yeah
number four Apocalypse Now I was here I
wanted to be there when I was there all
I could think of was getting back into
the jungle
inspired by Joseph Conrad’s Heart of
Darkness this Francis Ford Coppola
feature about the Vietnam War is one of
the most epic war movies ever let the
wind push out the film had a difficult
and lengthy production which involved
changes in casting well into production
they say why well why they want the
turning right command Marlon Brando’s
towering performance is eerily
fascinating there they were in a pile
pile of little arms and the supporting
roster includes then newcomers Laurence
Fishburne and Harrison for now he’s
crossed into Cambodia with this mountain
air army of his then worship the man
like a god and follow every order
however ridiculous however the film’s
strenuous production which caused a
heart attack for lead actor Martin Sheen
resulted in a true classic
Apocalypse Now was deemed a culturally
aesthetically and historically
significant work by the National Film
registry and although the decision was
met by some width derision it tied for
the Palme d’Or part of me was afraid of
what I would find and what I would do
when I got there I knew the risks or
imagined my new number three Pulp
Fiction oh I’m sorry did I break your
concentration I didn’t mean to do that
please continue you were saying
something about best intentioned
Miramax’s Harvey Weinstein arranged a
promotional tour for this film that was
unprecedented for an independent feature
by a second time director what flavor is
this I can actually what I need you to
tell me how could my coffee is okay the
entire cast of the black comedy crime
story showed up at the Cannes Film
Festival for a midnight screening
creating a sensation what you gotta do
is you gotta be wheeled down in a
stabbing motion I gotta I gotta save her
three times oh you don’t have Sabbath
sweet W kids ever once but it’s gotta be
hard enough to get through her
breastplate into her heart
did that help it win the Palme d’Or
possibly but there’s no denying it was
worthy of the award on its own merits
okay no man I’m pretty far from okay
Pulp Fiction made Tarantino an important
and influential director and the movie
turned genre expectations on their heads
well let’s not start sucking each
other’s dicks quite yet phase one is
complete but in the car which moves us
right along the face to clean you two
going against the rules of traditional
screenwriting and plot development Pulp
Fiction succeeded on its own specific
terms but still I have to say play with
matches you get burned what do you mean
you don’t
giving Marsellus Wallace’s new bride a
foot massage number two taxi driver
loneliness is follow me my whole life
everywhere
bars and cars sidewalk stores everywhere
there’s no escape in guys lonely man
this Scorsese film is another example of
a movie that played it can and went down
in history as a cult classic there are
other places I can take you any other
movies I can take it to I don’t know
much about that but I can take it other
place a young and scrawny Robert De Niro
plays a taxi driver who wants to clean
the streets of New York of all the scum
talking to me
who the hell are you talking to talk to
me he’s the prototype of many Scorsese
protagonists struggling with their
masculinity religion and their place in
society I really I really want to got
some bad ideas in my head I just the
film also features thirteen-year-old
Jodie Foster in one of the most
memorable performances of her career are
you scorpion what that’s it you’re a
scorpion I can tell every time although
taxi driver was booed when it was first
shown at the festival it’s now
considered by many as one of the best
films ever to win the Palme d’Or
before we unveil our number one pick
here are some honorable mentions just
can’t seem to do anything right listen I
can’t make it great dancer I don’t even
know if I can make you a good dancer
this is it this is Paris looks just like
Texas to me it is Paris Texas it’s right
here on the mat this really a place
called Paris Texas it’s right here
stop it stop it see those pictures you
can’t photograph people like that who
says I can’t
how many doing my job some people are
all fighters some people are politicians
I’m a photographer
loser level-set awful no song yourself
not off all accepted Abu Dhabi yeah
number one the Dolce Vita
unless you object all of them like a
Santos people three sugar chairs are
clean on get a few our top pick is a
stunningly directed classic that made
waves with its fascinatingly stylized
approach to moviemaking you say oh honey
my Cape Anne quite ahead of his time
director Federico Fellini tackled the
topic of tabloid culture and shallow
glitz scope ren-dono magnetic identity
or a la bellissima Celia de un Marceau a
lip Ocoee Gusteau’s Oprah – totally
Oliver ENSO Eddie magical or ENSO
Profumo same bra reassume eres la joya
de viver del Nostra pays he follows
marchello a gossip magazine reporter on
a seven night journey to experience the
sweet life of Rome’s elite ice will be
lit up in the coca-cola look some bite
the result is a series of cinematic
moments devoid of a traditional plot
structure pepper astronomy okra Dodi
Kalusha lady
Germa cool a capillary much I know you
do station
shut up each Fellini’s obsession with
our futile search for love and happiness
and places empty of such possibilities
influence the works of directors like
David Lynch Martin Scorsese and many
more
decades later this Palme d’Or winner is
still undeniably thrilling
no comment yesterday yamaneika so no
Felicia cuando Travancore Kalevala bad
no volunteer Kari Aalto say – solo –
case I copy do you agree with our list
come out come out whoever you are what’s
your personal favorite Palme d’Or winner
you seem like a really nice person and
uh I don’t want to offend you for more
top 10s published every day be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com are you
looking for something to happen that was
it
prestigious film festival these films
have become classics and inspired
generations of directors don’t let
anyone tell you there’s anything you
can’t do welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’re counting down our picks for
the top 10 movies awarded the Palme d’Or
at the Cannes Film Festival in addition
you GCD Dushi
so take the gas English teachers 201
girls for finished because he’s good for
this list we’ve assembled a list of the
movies that received the highest honor
at the Cannes Film Festival
though the award has changed name
several times we’re looking at those
films that won the highest prize since
the festival was first held in 1946 and
have chosen those that remain a part of
popular culture and film textbooks to
this day cou fingers mister I’m making
it my business
so cinephiles sit back and see if your
favourites made the list goes a life of
the mind
number 10 the Tree of Life don’t do like
I promised me now focusing on a 1950s
family in Texas as a way to address the
meaning of life this terrence malick
flick was the cinematic revelation of
2011 toast is torn from the whole
weekend remember Roger Ebert praised its
impressive scale and its modesty
applauding Malik’s grand vision of the
universe through the eyes of one man
reflecting on his childhood experience
sheer house in kick now and I Realty
kill me
the now-famous sequence depicting the
birth of the universe has drawn
comparisons to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 a
Space Odyssey a one-of-a-kind experience
The Tree of Life drew strong opinions it
can both positive and negative but
there’s no denying this Palm D’Or
winning film is profound and
thought-provoking how do I lose you
number nine four months three weeks and
two days
sadaqa be named et tu crois don’t open
anywhere that you’ll miss Gilbert that
although this film takes place in
communist Romania the issue with tackles
remains relevant in many places in the
world
yes when to University students get
together to organize an illegal abortion
they encounter numerous obstacles that
challenge their friendship equally the
Metacomet
fish eaten Tabata China quiz Iran oh you
guys Pikachu buckler yeah is it – a
delta a state to put a fuck you
Chitti Linda mean celebrated for its
minimalism and natural dialogue the film
focuses solely on the day of the
abortion alone I’m going to walk I’m
gonna catch if I just wanna come just
one week that Bernice day that was a few
looping part of a new wave in Romanian
cinema it’s open ending is especially
provocative forcing audiences to decide
for themselves what happens between the
two friends after this emotionally
straining experience most images hood
my lovin each other’s breasts number
eight the piano this story of a mute
piano player married to a cruel man who
sells her precious piano was such a
revelation that it forced Hollywood to
make space for independent cinema family
now we all make sacrifices and so will
you you will teach him I will see to it
directed by Jane Campion the film was
celebrated for telling a woman’s story
through her own eyes and mind the
strange thing is I don’t think myself
silent that is because of my piano few
films have been as haunting and
evocative as the piano
the movie garnered three Academy Awards
for Best Actress Holly Hunter Best
Original Screenplay and Best Supporting
Actress for then eleven-year-old Anna
Paquin in addition to winning the Palme
d’Or at can to telling the whole truth
but this says most people speak rubbish
this luckless listen number seven the
third man step out in the light let’s
have a look at who’s your boss doesn’t
as no one was it the dialogue directed
by Carol read this British film noir
follows American pulp writer Holly
Martin’s as he goes to Vienna to accept
a job from his childhood friend what’s
the purpose of your visit a friend of
mine offered me a job here where are you
staying with him
15 stiff Casa his name lime hair aligned
however when he arrives in Austria he
discovers his friend has died in a
terrible accident I suppose it wouldn’t
interest you to know that Harry Lime was
murdered you’re too busy you haven’t
even bothered to get the complete
evidence or has he suddenly martins is
thrust into a world in which nothing is
as it seems
go home Martin’s like a sensible chap
you don’t know what you’re mixing and
get the next plane as soon as I get to
the bottom of this I’ll get the next
plane the film’s distinctive score
featuring extensive use of the zither
deservedly Garner’s praise
but everything about the film the great
cast haunting cinematography and
atmospheric direction is exceptional and
well deserving of the confit festival
Internacional zoo film are you too busy
chasing a few tubes of penicillin to
investigate a murder these were murders
men with gangrene legs women in
childbirth and there were children
number 6 the conversation was a message
we want you to deliver the tapes on
Sunday 1 o’clock the director will be
there he’ll accept the tapes from you in
person inspired by Michelangelo
Antonioni’s 1966 film blow up yeah great
this Francis Ford Coppola thriller had a
timely release being released in the
midst of the infamous Richard Nixon
Watergate scandal we know that you know
mr. Cole
for your own sake don’t get involved any
further in the film surveillance expert
Harry caul played by Gene Hackman has
been assigned to record the conversation
between a couple as they walk through
San Francisco’s Union Square who’s
interested in these two anyway
I don’t know the Justice Department
things get complex when call begins to
worry about the couple’s safety once the
recording is delivered to his client I’m
not afraid of death
I’m afraid of murder in addition to
winning the Palme d’Or the film was
nominated for a Best Picture Oscar but
lost that award to another Coppola
classic The Godfather Part two I know it
was you afraid of you broke my heart
number five barton fink
i am a creator this is my uniform now i
as a common man leave it up to the Coen
brothers to pen a movie about a 1940’s
playwright going through a mental
nightmare after being hired by Hollywood
to write scripts right now the contents
of your head are the property of capital
pictures if I was you I would speak up
starring John Turturro as Barton Fink
the film initially finds Barton
experiencing writer’s block when he’s
assigned his first Hollywood project he
wants you to tell him all about it
tomorrow I can’t write anything right
tomorrow who said right Jesus Jack can’t
read you got to tell it to him things
get even worse when he suddenly and
unknowingly involved in a murder
investigation
he said he liked Jack Oakie pictures you
know ordinarily we say anything you
might remember could be helpful but I’ll
be frank with you faked that is not
helpful notice I was not writing it down
influenced by directing stalwarts like
Stanley Kubrick and Roman Polanski
Barton Fink is still unmistakably a Coen
Brothers film who cares about the fifth
Earl of Bastrop and Lady Higginbottom
and and who killed
Nigel grinch Gibbons I could feel my
butt getting sore already define all
genre rules it’s a devastating and
unsettling critique of the entertainment
business that swept can by taking the
Palm D’Or as well as the awards for Best
Actor for two Toro and Best Director for
the Cohens
who read the Bible peace
Holy Bible yeah
number four Apocalypse Now I was here I
wanted to be there when I was there all
I could think of was getting back into
the jungle
inspired by Joseph Conrad’s Heart of
Darkness this Francis Ford Coppola
feature about the Vietnam War is one of
the most epic war movies ever let the
wind push out the film had a difficult
and lengthy production which involved
changes in casting well into production
they say why well why they want the
turning right command Marlon Brando’s
towering performance is eerily
fascinating there they were in a pile
pile of little arms and the supporting
roster includes then newcomers Laurence
Fishburne and Harrison for now he’s
crossed into Cambodia with this mountain
air army of his then worship the man
like a god and follow every order
however ridiculous however the film’s
strenuous production which caused a
heart attack for lead actor Martin Sheen
resulted in a true classic
Apocalypse Now was deemed a culturally
aesthetically and historically
significant work by the National Film
registry and although the decision was
met by some width derision it tied for
the Palme d’Or part of me was afraid of
what I would find and what I would do
when I got there I knew the risks or
imagined my new number three Pulp
Fiction oh I’m sorry did I break your
concentration I didn’t mean to do that
please continue you were saying
something about best intentioned
Miramax’s Harvey Weinstein arranged a
promotional tour for this film that was
unprecedented for an independent feature
by a second time director what flavor is
this I can actually what I need you to
tell me how could my coffee is okay the
entire cast of the black comedy crime
story showed up at the Cannes Film
Festival for a midnight screening
creating a sensation what you gotta do
is you gotta be wheeled down in a
stabbing motion I gotta I gotta save her
three times oh you don’t have Sabbath
sweet W kids ever once but it’s gotta be
hard enough to get through her
breastplate into her heart
did that help it win the Palme d’Or
possibly but there’s no denying it was
worthy of the award on its own merits
okay no man I’m pretty far from okay
Pulp Fiction made Tarantino an important
and influential director and the movie
turned genre expectations on their heads
well let’s not start sucking each
other’s dicks quite yet phase one is
complete but in the car which moves us
right along the face to clean you two
going against the rules of traditional
screenwriting and plot development Pulp
Fiction succeeded on its own specific
terms but still I have to say play with
matches you get burned what do you mean
you don’t
giving Marsellus Wallace’s new bride a
foot massage number two taxi driver
loneliness is follow me my whole life
everywhere
bars and cars sidewalk stores everywhere
there’s no escape in guys lonely man
this Scorsese film is another example of
a movie that played it can and went down
in history as a cult classic there are
other places I can take you any other
movies I can take it to I don’t know
much about that but I can take it other
place a young and scrawny Robert De Niro
plays a taxi driver who wants to clean
the streets of New York of all the scum
talking to me
who the hell are you talking to talk to
me he’s the prototype of many Scorsese
protagonists struggling with their
masculinity religion and their place in
society I really I really want to got
some bad ideas in my head I just the
film also features thirteen-year-old
Jodie Foster in one of the most
memorable performances of her career are
you scorpion what that’s it you’re a
scorpion I can tell every time although
taxi driver was booed when it was first
shown at the festival it’s now
considered by many as one of the best
films ever to win the Palme d’Or
before we unveil our number one pick
here are some honorable mentions just
can’t seem to do anything right listen I
can’t make it great dancer I don’t even
know if I can make you a good dancer
this is it this is Paris looks just like
Texas to me it is Paris Texas it’s right
here on the mat this really a place
called Paris Texas it’s right here
stop it stop it see those pictures you
can’t photograph people like that who
says I can’t
how many doing my job some people are
all fighters some people are politicians
I’m a photographer
loser level-set awful no song yourself
not off all accepted Abu Dhabi yeah
number one the Dolce Vita
unless you object all of them like a
Santos people three sugar chairs are
clean on get a few our top pick is a
stunningly directed classic that made
waves with its fascinatingly stylized
approach to moviemaking you say oh honey
my Cape Anne quite ahead of his time
director Federico Fellini tackled the
topic of tabloid culture and shallow
glitz scope ren-dono magnetic identity
or a la bellissima Celia de un Marceau a
lip Ocoee Gusteau’s Oprah – totally
Oliver ENSO Eddie magical or ENSO
Profumo same bra reassume eres la joya
de viver del Nostra pays he follows
marchello a gossip magazine reporter on
a seven night journey to experience the
sweet life of Rome’s elite ice will be
lit up in the coca-cola look some bite
the result is a series of cinematic
moments devoid of a traditional plot
structure pepper astronomy okra Dodi
Kalusha lady
Germa cool a capillary much I know you
do station
shut up each Fellini’s obsession with
our futile search for love and happiness
and places empty of such possibilities
influence the works of directors like
David Lynch Martin Scorsese and many
more
decades later this Palme d’Or winner is
still undeniably thrilling
no comment yesterday yamaneika so no
Felicia cuando Travancore Kalevala bad
no volunteer Kari Aalto say – solo –
case I copy do you agree with our list
come out come out whoever you are what’s
your personal favorite Palme d’Or winner
you seem like a really nice person and
uh I don’t want to offend you for more
top 10s published every day be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com are you
looking for something to happen that was
it
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