Coming soon (hopefully) to a cinema near you

The annual <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/woman/cannes-film-festival-2017-bella-hadid-lily-rose-depp-elle-fanning-and-other-celebs-on-the-red-carpet" target="_blank">Cannes Film Festival</a> is under way, with some of the world&rsquo;s biggest directors and performers unveiling their work to an international audience for the first time. We&rsquo;ve rounded up some of the most high-profile full-length features being screened this year. Warning: there&rsquo;s a lot of Nicole Kidman, who appears&nbsp;in no fewer than four projects.

The Beguiled &ndash;&nbsp;directed by Sofia Coppola

Who: Nicole Kidman, Elle Fanning, Kirsten Dunst

What: The second screen adaptation of Thomas P. Cullinan&rsquo;s novel after Clint Eastwood&rsquo;s take in 1971,&nbsp;the film takes place during the American Civil War&nbsp;and sees an injured Union soldier (Colin Farrell) taking refuge at a girls&rsquo; boarding school.

Les Fant&ocirc;mes d&#39;Isma&euml;l &ndash;&nbsp;directed by Arnaud Desplechin

Who: Marion Cotillard, Charlotte Gainsbourg

What: Typically navel-gazing French flick about a filmmaker (Louis Garrel) whose life is upended when his ex-wife, who vanished 20 years ago, returns.

Okja &ndash;&nbsp;directed by Bong Joon Ho

Who: Tilda Swinton, Lily Collins

What:&nbsp;A modern fantasy story about a hippo-like creature who is captured by a ruthless corporation&nbsp;and who must then be rescued by its friend Mija, a young human girl.

Redoubtable &ndash;&nbsp;directed by Michel Hazanavicius

Who: Stacy Martin, Berenice Bejo

What: Based on the books written by Jean-Luc Godard&rsquo;s second wife, Redoubtable depicts a particularly turbulent period in the director&rsquo;s life during the late 60s.

Wonderstruck &ndash;&nbsp;directed by Todd Haynes

Who: Julianne Moore, Michelle Williams

What: Brian Selznick&rsquo;s Y.A. novel gets the cinematic treatment.&nbsp;Wonderstruck is a double narrative about two hearing-impaired children growing up in different eras.

The Killing of a Sacred Deer &ndash;&nbsp;directed by Yorgos Lathimos

Who: Nicole Kidman

What:&nbsp;A&nbsp;psychological horror film starring&nbsp;Kidman stars as the wife of a surgeon (Colin Farrell, also her co-star in The Beguiled) whose ward begins exhibiting unusual and sinister behaviour.

How to Talk to Girls at Parties &ndash;&nbsp;directed by John Cameron Mitchell

Who: Elle Fanning, Nicole Kidman

What: Based on a Neil Gaiman short story set in the &lsquo;70s, the film follows two teenaged boys at a party as they pursue three girls &mdash; exchange students &mdash; who are not what they seem at first glance.

The Buzziest Films at Cannes 2017

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