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Narration on a comic panel reads: Cannes. See the films! Admire the fashion! Ignore the alleged sex crimes! The illustration shows a worker rolling out a red carpet.  A star walks the red carpet ensconced in a dress made of fog with light beams behind her. Another angle reveals two workers crouched beneath her with a smoke machine and flashlights. Annotations read: A place of ever-more extravagant red carpet looks and bedraggled teams behind the scenes. A large yacht called The Diamond Whale in the water with a helicopter parked on top. The text reads: A place of super-super yachts. A series of illustrations depict celebrities in embarrassing papparazzi photos: A couple kisses sloppily. A man trims his toenails. A couple jumps into a pool as the man's toupee falls off. A man in sunglasses eats a hamburger as ketchup rolls down his polo shirt. A photographer emerges from the bushes. The text reads: And invasive long-lens paparazzi shots. A woman in an extravagant pink gown orders food from a concessions stand advertising "Big Slurps" and "Nacho Cheese Dogs." The concession worker asks: Would you like butter on your cheese dog? The text reads: But most of all, it's a place to revel in the majesty of cinema. 

Edith Pritchett

Edith Pritchett attended the University of Edinburgh and graduated with a degree in Fine Art. From 2018 to 2021 she was the in-house cartoonist for Tortoise Media. Since 2021, she has been contributing a weekly comic strip, ‘Millennial Life,’ and a weekly series of Venn diagrams to the Guardian. 

Edith Pritchett cartoon on the Cannes Film Festival 

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