Natalie Portman's New Film Premieres at Cannes Amid Discussions of Gender Inequality

Natalie Portman wore a recreated Christian Dior gown from 1948 to the premiere of her new film "May December" which received an 8-minute standing ovation.
The film explores themes of identity and performance which Portman discussed regarding the strict rules for women's attire at Cannes.
Jennifer Lawrence's casual footwear at Cannes sparked both criticism and praise highlighting the double standards women face.
Other films premiering at Cannes include "The Idol" which features raunchy sex scenes, Wes Anderson's latest, and Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon."
Early frontrunners for the Palme D'Or include "The Zone of Interest" though competitions is heating up with more premieres to come.