Alice and Steve Wins Big at Canneseries

0:00On April 28th, the UK dramedy Alison Steve just cleaned up a can of series, snagging the top prize for best series in the festival's ninth edition. This clerk-and-well film's production also grabbed the high school award and a special jury nod for its ensemble cast, starring Nicola Walker and Germain, Clement, a premiered right there on the Quaset and turn heads all week. The award ceremony went down Tuesday evening at the Palais de Festivals after days of screenings and buzz, juries covered main, short form, and documentary categories, handing out prizes to a mix of countries for that global vibe. Fans and critics loved the broad appeal, with younger crowds and pros both viving to Alison Steve. Meanwhile, other standouts included Finnish actor Rousse Sutterholm for her performance in guts, a Finland's Lavenia copro, and Spain's I Always, sometimes for best screenplay. Belgium flexed hard too, taking best short form with Boho, and best docu-series with the

1:01deal with Iran, Sweden's summer of 1985 score for music, while student and audience picks went to sheep from Austria and Germany, plus French hits, empathy and plain orientale. All in all, canisaries wrapped its ninth season on a high note, spotlighting fresh talent from Europe and beyond that, will likely see streaming soon. This has been entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.