Washington [US], Cannes Directors' Fortnight, known for its cutting-edge provocative cinema, has announced its lineup for the upcoming 2024 festival Organized by the French Directors Guild, the independent section runs parallel to this year's main Cannes Festival. Is. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Directors' Fortnight will begin with late French director Sophie Fillieres' final work 'This Life of Mine,' a poignant drama starring Agnès Jaoui. The features section includes four American titles, including 'Christmas Eve I'. 'Miller Point', directed by Tyler Taormina, starring a stellar cast led by Michael Cera and Elsie Fisher, 'The Good One', directed by India Donaldson, explores a young gay woman's journey during a camping trip, while 'Ephesus' ' featuring Carson Lund. The first film to depict a small-town baseball team's final game features veteran directors including Patricia Mazurny with 'Visiting Hours,' starring Isabelle Huppert and Hafsia Herzi, according to The Hollywood Reporter. It was made by French directors. The guild is emerging from the disruptions that led to the closure of the Cannes Film Festival in 1968. Since then, it has been a platform for innovative and daring filmmaking. According to The Hollywood Reporter, for the first time, Directors' Fortnite will be introduced. An audience award named after the late Belgian director Chantal Akerman. The 2024 edition will conclude with Jean-Christophe Meurice's dark comedy 'Plastic Guns'. The 2024 Directors Fortnight will run from May 15 to May 25, showcasing a variety of feature films, special screenings and short films.