The Dress Code Of The Cannes Film Festival Has Attracted Controversy Into The Door Of High Heels.

It is reported that at the sixty-eighth Cannes Film Festival focusing on women at the top film festivals, women were excluded from wearing high heels.

It is reported that there are several women around the age of 50 who went to the premiere of Carol, the actress who was starring Kate Blanchett (Cate Blanchett) and Runi Mara (Rooney Mara) to describe the lesbian story of the 50s of last century, because of the Rhine stone in the decoration.

The staff refused to enter, including several who were not fit to wear high heels, and reported that "this is a bad PR action to promote gender equality".

As soon as the news came out, there was widespread controversy on the Internet immediately.

Previously,

Women and Kering, a luxury giant, jointly held the "Women in Motion" activities during the festival. Two of the 19 entries of the main competition unit were from female film producers. The opening film also chose the French film "high head and chest" (Standing Tall), which was directed by Emmanuella Beckett (Emmanuelle Bercot). This is the second time in the history of Cannes that the film was opened by a female director. Last time (the first time), it was also in 1987. And for the first time this year, the gold palm honor award was awarded to a female director, Agnes Varda (Agn s Varda). Many of the films that participated in the main competition unit also focused on women, including Kate Blanchett, the most popular "Carol". Responding to sex discrimination frequently, in response to this year, they focused their attention on the theme.

Against this background, it is doubtless ironic that some media called the "high heel shoe door" refused to enter the event, which made the organizers of the festival embarrassed.

Emily Blunt, the famous film star of the Sicario, has even shown her attitude in the way of giving up the red carpet of the movie premiere, which is the main competition unit to participate in the movie. The Emily Blunt, a narcotics horror crime film, has even done so.

Emily said the ban on flat shoes was "disappointing", and she said she preferred wearing comfortable shoes.

"To tell you the truth, everyone should wear flat shoes.

We shouldn't wear high heels at all. "

When asked about the feelings about the report, Emily Blunt said, "you thought the new wave of gender equality is on the rise.

It's disappointing to have such a thing. "

Denis Villeneuve, the Canadian director of the border killer, joked that he should "share the joys and sorrows" with the two actors Benicio Del Toro (Benicio Del Toro) and Josh Brolin (Josh Brolin) who attended the premiere to wear high heels for the red carpet. Dennis Villeneuve,

The experience of several senior women in the premiere of Carol is not an example at the Cannes Film Festival.

Amy Winehouse, the director of the documentary film "Amy", told twitter in twitter that Amy Winhouse and his wife were present at the premiere of the movie in Cannes. They refused to enter because they did not wear high heels at the very beginning, but at last they negotiated it or went in, Asif Kapadia.

In the face of surging criticism, organizers of the festival had to come out and denied that the media reported that they had to strictly enforce women's wear when they walked on the red carpet.

The provisions of the saying.

Thierry Fremo, chairman of the Cannes Film Festival (Thierry Fr maux), soon clarified, "the rumor that women are required to wear high heels for admission at the festival is completely empty."

Film Festival spokesman Christine Aimee (Christine Aime) said it was just a mistake made by the film festival staff.

Speaking of Cannes's dress code, she said that it did not specifically mention how high a woman's heels should be, as well as for men.

However, in order to ensure that this rule is respected, the organizers of the festival will be reminded about the dress notes.