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"       Woody Allen&amp;#039;s Midnight in Paris will open up the Cannes Film Festival this year, but it won&amp;#039;t be part of the competition. Neither will Pirates of the Caribbean 4 or The Beaver\u2014the ill-fated dark comedy starring Jodie Foster and Mel Gibson\u2014though both will offer the festival star studded red carpets and raging post-premiere parties. The competition, however, is full of familiar names. Pedro Almodovar will show his latest film, The Skin I Live In, starring Antonio Banderas and Terrence Malick&amp;#039;s The Tree of Life stars Brad Pitt. Sean Penn is in Paolo Sorrentino&amp;#039;s This Must Be the Place and Drive features Ryan Gosling\u2014that&amp;#039;s enough eye candy to last ten days. As for the women, they should offer a pretty diverse style line up. Tilda Swinton will be in town for Lynne Ramsay&amp;#039;s We Need to Talk About Kevin and now that Lars Von Trier&amp;#039;s Melancholia is in the competition we can expect Kirsten Dunst and Jennifer Connelly\u2014and, because it also stars Alexander Skarsg\u00E5rd, Kate Bosworth should pop up in Cannes, too. Throw in a little Diane Kruger alongside Midnight in Paris` Marion Cotillard and Carla Bruni Sarkozy and all of our style stars will be in one place! One very beautiful, sunny place. Any dresses you&amp;#039;re particularly hoping to see on the red carpet? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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