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Ira Sachs, the American director who won the Teddy Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival for the second time with "Tears for You" and "Love Never Goes Away," has been selected into the Cannes Film Festival's official competition for his new film "Midsummer Family Whispers" and invited French film Later, Isabelle Huppert played the role of a terminally ill female star who decided to organize a last family trip before her death. In a summer mountain town full of fairy tale dreams, everyone's sadness and joy were intertwined. Although the film starts with death, the gentle gaze through the camera is full of life and interest, and is full of the natural and joyful tonality of the famous French New Wave director Rohmer. It has been hailed by the media as "probably the closest to the American version of Rohmer's film."