This is The Run Through. I'm Chloe Mel.

And I'm Chiamanadi.

We have with us now Vogue's resident movie critic.

Taylor, we're so excited to have you here.

Can you remind us who you are?

I am Taylor Antrim.

I'm the deputy editor of Vogue and I oversee features.

What qualifies you to speak about the Cannes Film Festival?

Not much. I was not there. I do write about film for the magazine and the website.

What were the big Cannes moments, Taylor?

Watching Can from afar is, it feels like the most appropriate experience because so much is made of this film festival.

You would think it was like Disney World, the Metball, like everything rolled in one.

And yet you look at the films, which if you care about movies, which I do, as you guys know,

the movies are like wonderful but like crazy esoteric.

I mean, we have like a four and a half hour Steve McQueen film about

Amsterdam during the German occupation. I mean, name 12 people. Name 12 people are going to go

surprised he's making that movie. But everyone is riveted by a picture of Lily Rose Depp

smoking a cigarette before she gets into a car, right? In Couture. Covered that a lot. Yes.

Right. So the problem there is that, oh, yeah, you talked about this on your pot.

This is where I learned things.

My dinner party conversation comes from listening to you guys.

So I'm like, did you know that you smoke a cigarette in a vintage dress?

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