AFP Live's video: Cannes film festival 2017 : one-to-one interviews with award winners

The Cannes film festival ends Sunday with a movie about a hammer-wielding hitman, a rousing story of AIDS activists and a parable of Putin's Russia among the favourites to lift its top prize, the Palme d'Or. After 12 days of screenings and starry celebrations of the festival's 70th anniversary -- which were somewhat muted by the Manchester bombing -- it is now up to the nine-member celebrity jury led by Spanish director Pedro Almodovar to decide which movie will triumph. Rarely has the race looked so open, with many critics complaining there was no standout film to get behind among the 19 in the official competition. That shifted Saturday when the final film, Lynne Ramsay's "You Were Never Really Here", had many reaching for superlatives. AFPTV is offering a live feed of a one-to-one short interviews of the award winners conducted in English (or French on case of French winners) by an AFPTV journalist immediately after the award ceremony.