Feast For The E

Sun., May 16, 1999

Spanish director Pedro Almodovar stands with actresses Penelope Cruz, left, Antonia San Juan, rear, and Candela Pena during a photo opportunity for their film “Todo Sobre Mi Madre” at the 52nd annual Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France. The glossy gathering is one of the major salutes to movies, and its list of winners can expect fame and added revenue at the box office.

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