The Deauville Film Festival has wrapped up its first weekend, marking the beginning of a week filled with film screenings, discussions, and anticipation for the awards. Now the focus shifts to the jury, which will review and select winners from the films in competition. This year, the jury is led by Egyptian filmmaker Roshdy Zem, who will oversee the overall evaluation for the 52nd edition of the festival. In addition, singer Lio is responsible for judging the "Revelation" category, which typically highlights emerging talent in cinema. The festival, held annually in the coastal town of Deauville in northern France, is known for showcasing a mix of international and French cinema. It attracts filmmakers, actors, and movie enthusiasts from around the world. This year’s event has already featured a range of films, from dramatic narratives to experimental works, offering audiences a diverse cinematic experience. The awards ceremony is set to take place on September 12th, where the jury's decisions will be officially announced. Before that, the festival organizers have provided a chance for attendees to revisit the highlights of the opening days, allowing those who missed certain screenings or events to catch up on the most talked-about films and moments. As the festival moves into its second weekend, the anticipation is building for the awards and the recognition of outstanding cinematic achievements. With a mix of established and emerging filmmakers being celebrated, the Deauville Film Festival continues to be a significant event in the European film calendar.