Director Andrea Arnold is honored with the Golden Coach Award at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight on May 15.
The award recognizes filmmakers for their innovative and independent work that challenges societal norms.
Arnold’s exploration of the fringes of society and powerful female characters in her films has been praised.
Her latest film, “Bird,” is expected to be considered for the Cannes Film Festival competition roster.
The Society of French Directors commended Arnold’s unique mise-en-scène and her ability to reinvent herself constantly.
Past recipients of the Golden Coach Award include acclaimed filmmakers like Martin Scorsese and John Carpenter.
