CANNES, France (AP) — Polish executive Roman Polanski has returned to a Cannes Film Festival, where he is to benefaction a new film.
The festival’s artistic director, Thierry Fremaux, tweeted that Polanski will benefaction a film Monday after a screening of a easy chronicle of “Tess” — Polanski’s 1979 film starring Nastassia Kinski.
The festival progressing screened documentary “Roman Polanski: A Film Memoir,” that facilities conversations between Polanski and his crony Andrew Braunsberg about his U.S. detain in 1977 for wrong sex with an underage lady and his successive moody to France before sentencing.
Polanski, who now lives in Paris, was in 2009 arrested in Switzerland to be extradited to a United States. The Swiss eventually deserted a request.
Polanski won a Cannes’ Palme d’Or in 2002 for “The Pianist.”
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