北京时间5月24日凌晨，第63届戛纳国际电影节在法国戛纳电影宫圆满落下帷幕，泰国电影《能召回前世的布米叔叔》爆冷摘得本届电影节最高奖项——金棕榈奖。

Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives

Thai film "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives" has won the coveted¹（梦寐以求的，垂涎的） Palme d'Or for best picture at the Cannes film festival.

"Uncle Boonmee," directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, traces the dreamlike final days of a man dying of kidney failure（肾功能衰竭） as the ghost of his dead wife returns to tend him and his long-lost son comes home in the form of a furry²（毛皮的） jungle spirit.

"I would like to thank my mother and my father, who 30 years ago, they took me to a little cinema in our little town, and I was so young and didn't know what it was on the screen," Weerasethakul said. "I didn't know the concept of cinema. With this award, I think I know a little more what cinema is, but it still remains³ a mystery. I think this mystery keeps us coming back here and to share our world."

Binoche, an Oscar winner for "The English Patient," won best actress for the cryptic⁴（神秘的，隐藏的） love story "Certified⁵ Copy," directed by past Palme d'Or winner Abbas Kiarostami.

Bardem, an Oscar winner for "No Country for Old Men," shared the Cannes best-actor prize, earning his honour for Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's "Biutiful," a grim（冷酷的，残忍的） portrait of a dying father. Also playing a father in crisis, Elio Germano shared the best-actor award for Italian filmmaker Daniele Luchetti's "Our Life," a drama about a widower⁶（鳏夫） with three sons.

The second-place grand prize went to French director Xavier Beauvois' solemn drama "Of Gods and Men," based on the true story of seven French monks⁷ beheaded during Algeria's civil war in 1996.

Chadian director Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's stark⁸ film "A Screaming Man" received the third-place jury prize. The film chronicles the tragic⁹ consequences for a father after he loses his cherished job as a swimming pool attendant to his son amid his country's civil war.

French actor-filmmaker Mathieu Amalric won the directing award for "On Tour," in which he plays the manager of a troupe¹⁰ of American burlesque¹¹（滑稽戏） strippers performing around France. Amalric invited his five stripper stars to join him on stage as he accepted the prize.

The screenplay honour was presented to South Korean director Lee Chang-dong for "Poetry," his gentle portrait of a grandmother (Yun Junghee) struggling to write a poem as she copes with the onset¹² of Alzheimer's and her troublesome（麻烦的，讨厌的） grandson.