Final Jury Grid at the 78th Cannes Film Festival

The Final Jury Grid from Cannes is in!

The big winners are Sentimental Value & Resurrection while Alpha & Eddington average the lowest scores. The Palme d’Or winner It Was a Simple Accident was only seen by four members of our jury, but was decently received. Nouvelle Vague, The Little Sister and Die My Love all boast very solid averages and Sirat was a hidden gems to many.

Jury Grid Members

Ewan Graf: Quiet On Set / Letterboxd / YouTube / Substack / Twitter / Instagram

Max Borg: Clap.ch / The Film Verdict / Substack / Twitter / Instagram

Alex Billington: FirstShowing.net / Letterboxd / Instagram / Twitter / Bluesky

Chris Schelb: OutNow.ch / Letterboxd / Twitter / Instagram

Hayley Croke: Loud and Clear Reviews / Letterboxd / Twitter / Website

Ben Rolph: DiscussingFilm / Letterboxd / Twitter / Instagram

Anna Miller: DiscussingFilm / Letterboxd / Twitter/ Rotten Tomatoes

Luke Hearfield: YouTube / Letterboxd / Twitter / Instagram

Chase Hutchinson: TheWrap / Letterboxd / Authory / Twitter / Instagram

Justin Jaeger: The Oscar Expert / Letterboxd / Twitter

We thank everyone for joining and look forward to hosting another jury grid at upcoming festivals!

Quiet On Set Jury Grid at Cannes 2025: Day 4 - Sound of Falling, M:I The Final Reckoning & Sirat

Our first Jury Grid check-in shows that the finale of Mission Impossible might have been a bit underwhelming, the opening film got mixed responses at best and the rumored Palme d’or contendor The Sound of Falling wasn’t universally praised either. Sirat, however, is the hidden gem of the festival so far and Dossier 137 is solid too.

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