Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson attend the Cannes premiere of “Full Phil,” a father-daughter comedy by French filmmaker Quentin Dupieux. Both outlets report that the film draws attention due to its cast, with Stewart and Harrelson portraying a daughter and father who disagree on what makes a good vacation. Charlotte Le Bon also co-stars, and Emma Mackey is listed among the cast in one report.
Variety describes the premiere moment at the Palais as lively, noting a five-minute ovation for Depieux and the ensemble even as responses to the film are mixed. The Hollywood Reporter frames the film as a “hit-or-miss” weird-out, emphasizing the premise of the pair traveling together to Paris and the comedic conflict rooted in their different ideas about entertainment and fun.
Taken together, the coverage indicates that while the movie generates notable enthusiasm in the Cannes setting—bolstered by the leads—audience and critical reception varies. The film is presented as a new entry from Depieux, whose unusual comedic approach shapes both the reactions and the viewing experience.
