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Ruben Östlund Says He Is Eyeing A Third Palme D’Or, But May Hold ‘The Entertainment System Is Down’ Until 2027 To Complete Editing
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Ruben Östlund is squarely focused on nabbing a third consecutive Palme d’Or, but the Swedish filmmaker tells Deadline that he may not return to the Cannes Film Festival until 2027 with his recently shot feature, The Entertainment System Is Down.
And now, when I’m editing, I basically have to edit down 60 minutes of material to a one-minute scene.
Watch on DeadlineThe Entertainment System Is Down is Östlund’s follow-up to the Palme d’Or-winning satire Triangle of Sadness.
Östlund told us that when he does land back on the Croisette with The Entertainment System Is Down, he has his eyes set on making history by winning a third consecutive Palme d’Or.
So the interest in cinema and films, when the event is taken care of, is huge,” he added.