A CANNES VIDEO PRESENTED BY CANON CANADA
Francis Ford Coppola holds court after premiering Teatro, the opening film of the Director’s Fortnight
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Small, Indie movies are terrific and Francis ford Coppola always embraced story of people. I enjoyed his magazine for writers and his wine while staying at his hotel in Belize.