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It usually takes a few days before a strong theme emerges from the Cannes Film Festival. But this year the programmers are putting their cards on the table. Pessimistic critics sometimes feel that embarking on a new festival is like being sent down for two weeks in the slammer – and sure enough, this year's selection has started with a crop of films about incarceration.
Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/film-and-tv/film-reviews/cannes-film-festival-in-review-830174.html
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