This year's Cannes Film Festival may be fêting the most Gallic of French actresses, Jeanne Moreau, but the list of films up for the Palme d'Or (revealed today) is heavy on Americans. Clint Eastwood will be premiering his Changeling (pictured), a 1920s-set mystery starring Angelina Jolie as the mother of a kidnapped child, while Charlie Kaufman tries his hand at directing with Synechdoche, New York, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman. Rounding out the list is Steven Soderbergh, with his four-hour Che Guevara biopic Guerrilla—which led the fest's General Manager Thierry Fremaux to tell reporters that, no, "four-hour" is "not a typo." Ouch.

[Hollywood Reporter]