The Cannes Film Festival
May, 1960
In France, by the bright blue mediterranean, lies the little town of Cannes. Generally it slumbers under the warm sun and garners its income from fish and tourists. Then, for two wild weeks in early May, it becomes the cinema capital of the world, and drawn to its mile-long strip of land called the Croisette are the top brass of international moviedom and just about every stunning, fun-loving girl on the Continent. At that time, if you can make it, it's definitely the place to be.The annual excu...
