Group 1 - The 78th Cannes International Film Festival concluded on May 24, with Chinese director Bi Gan winning the Special Prize for his film "Wild Times" [1] - "Wild Times" is the only Chinese film competing in the main competition section this year, featuring actors Yi Yangqianxi and Shu Qi, and tells a story set in a world where humans no longer dream [1] - The film was praised by jury chair Juliette Binoche for its uniqueness and poetic nature, with the jury unanimously agreeing to award Bi Gan [1] Group 2 - The festival's top award, the Palme d'Or, was awarded to Iranian director Jafar Panahi for his film "No Bears" [2] - Other notable awards included the Jury Prize for the Spanish-French co-production "Close" and the German film "The Falling Voice," as well as Best Director for Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho for "The Secret Agent" [2] - The festival is recognized as one of the three major European film festivals alongside the Berlin International Film Festival and the Venice Film Festival [2]