In a triumphant moment for Swiss cinema, Jacqueline Zünd’s “Don’t Let the Sun (Catch You Crying)” has been awarded the prestigious Goes to Cannes Award. This delicately dystopian drama, produced by Louis Mataré and David Fonjallaz, captivated audiences and judges alike with its poignant narrative and exceptional filmmaking craftsmanship.
Set in a place of stifling heat, the film explores the human need for warmth and connection amidst extreme conditions. Zünd’s direction, coupled with powerful performances from the cast, brings to life a story that resonates deeply with audiences around the world.
Selected by the Solothurn Film Festival, “Don’t Let the Sun (Catch You Crying)” stands as a testament to the richness and diversity of Swiss cinema. Its recognition at Goes to Cannes further solidifies its place as a significant contribution to contemporary filmmaking.
Goes to Cannes provides a vital platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase their work to industry professionals and global audiences. Supported by the Marché du Film and Sideral Cinema, this year’s event celebrates the creativity and innovation of filmmakers from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Congratulations to Jacqueline Zünd and the entire team behind “Don’t Let the Sun (Catch You Crying)” on this well-deserved recognition of their talent and dedication to the craft of filmmaking!
