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Cannes Film Festival and Mr. Bean
DAWN OF THE DEAD (2004)

Synopsis: There’s this girl whose name is Ana, a nurse, who returned home after her duty from the hospital. The next day, all of her neighbors, including her husband, turned into a reanimated creatures craving for human flesh. She escaped and got inside an abandoned mall together with the other survivors. The number of zombies is getting bigger and bigger around the compound so they planned to leave the mall by building two modified buses designed to kill zombies blocking their way and getting a lot of guns and magazines from ammunition owned by another survivor Andy which is nearby the mall. They headed into a bay full of yacht because one of the survivors owns a key of his yacht in that bay. It wasn’t easy to get in there because you cannot almost cross the roads near the mall because all zombies are around the buses. They have lost a lot of people. They were able to get into the bay but only four made it. They sailed until they reached an island. They were attacked by another bunch of zombies and all of them died.

MR. BEAN’S HOLIDAY

Synopsis: Mr. Bean won a prize in a raffle. It was a trip to a beach in France with some pocket money and a video camera. He started the trip on a train station and all his misfortunes have started. He lost his money, passport and his luggage. He caught himself with Stepan, Emil’s son who is a movie critic in Cannes Film Festival, leaving the train unintentionally. A lot of misfortunes happened to Bean until he was helped by Sabine, an actress in a movie that will premiere in Cannes. They get into the event and Bean, together with Stepan, disguised to get inside the building. The movie seems to be boring so Bean used his video camera to replace the movie with his own video along his trip. The audience were entertained but the director was pissed so he, together with the guards, chased Bean but wasn’t able to get him. Bean

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