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Source: Cannes Official Site, Yahoo!
It's all over in Cannes. Asian films picked up a couple of prizes.
Chinese director Lou Ye won for best screenplay for his tale of a women suspecious that her husband is having an affair with a gay lover.
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Best Screenplay: Lou Ye for "Spring Fever"
Korean director Park Chan-Wook shared the jury prize, for Thirst
Despite a rousing standing ovation, Ang Lee's film Taking Woodstock won nothing.
The winner of the Palme D'or was an Austrian film called The White Ribbon. A black and white film about a children's choir in a village in northern Germany soon before World War I.
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