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Welket Bungue - photocall for the film "Crimes Of the Future" © CHRISTOPHE SIMON / AFP
“3 Days in Cannes” accreditations are open!
You are passionate about cinema, are between 18 and 28 years old and you want to experience the Festival de Cannes for 3 days? This accreditation is made for you!
Every year, the Festival welcomes young cinema enthusiasts to introduce them to its official Selection.
WHY IS ACCREDITATION NECESSARY?
Accreditation for “3 Days in Cannes” gives you access to the official Selection (Competition, Out of Competition, Special Screenings, Un Certain Regard, Cannes Classics, Cinéma de la Plage) to the Cinéum and the Palais des Festivals, as well as a dedicated programme at Les Arcades cinemas for the the Festival last Thursday and Friday.
WHO CAN APPLY FOR ACCREDITATION?
To apply for accreditation for “3 Days in Cannes”, you must:
- be aged between 18 and 28
- be passionate about film
NEXT STEPS
Applications must be submitted online via the accreditation portal (no applications will be processed by telephone).
- Documents to be provided with the application form
- ID document (both sides) or passport
- ID photo
- A letter of motivation (if you already took part in the Program, please provide a letter different from the previous year telling us about your experience)
Once the accreditation request has been accepted, you will be sent an email (no answer will be given by phone).
Named badges with a photo ID and the programme of dedicated sessions can be collected from the Accreditation Office of the Palais des Festivals.
To fill or consult your application, please use the online portal
WHEN?
You can choose from the 3 sessions available in 2024:
- from May 15 to 17
- from May 20 to 22
- from May 23 to 25
HOW MUCH IS IT?
It’s free! You’ll only have to pay for the environmental contribution of €20 (excl. VAT) per participant.
What is it?
Since 2021, registration for the Cannes Film Festival has been subject to an environmental contribution. Indeed emissions attributable to travel to Cannes and accommodation for accredited guests account for over 80% of the event’s carbon footprint each year (excluding the 2021 edition). All proceeds are donated to carbon reduction and sequestration programs.
This offsetting measure is part of the Festival de Cannes’ environmental policy.
