Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s latest film, “All of a Sudden,” gets its first trailer. The Japanese-French-language drama premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, where it receives an extended reaction from the audience, and later wins major recognition for its performances.
Across sources, the film is set between France and Japan and follows Marie-Lou (Virginie Efira), with Tao Okamoto also starring. Both outlets highlight that the movie’s lead actors, Efira and Okamoto, receive a shared Best Actress award at the 79th Cannes Film Festival. Deadline notes the premiere draws an 11-minute standing ovation and frames the film’s release in terms of its Cannes momentum and dual acting honors. The Hindu similarly emphasizes the Cannes accolade and describes the trailer as signaling an emotionally charged drama. While both focus on awards and the film’s cross-cultural setting, they differ mainly in emphasis: one foregrounds the premiere reaction and trailer introduction, the other centers on the festival recognition.
