A celebration of true art and film. This 2015, the best of the best was presented and credits were all due to critically hit films - from action to drama and everything in between. Artists and fans gathered to give its utmost attention to the cinema master class, its writers, directors, film producers and stars who walked the red carpet giving a shot to what is best and what could possibly be the worst for this year's film festival.

The best is known. Films who made it to the best category during the festival are 'Youth', 'Mad Max: Fury Road,' 'The Sea of Trees,' 'Son of Saul,' 'Sicario,' and 'The Assassin,' to name a few. Cate Blanchett, an early best actress favorite of the festival and an Oscar frontrunner created huge waves praising star Emily Blunt who did a very amazing act and participation in the festival. Youth was one of the film hits and considered to be another Oscar attention. Jane Fonda was better than ever, her monologues were such a distinction and gave the film industry another achievement to beat.

Though 'Mad Max: Fury Road' was a 'talk-about film because of Charlize Theron life struggles and how she made it to Hollywood, the movie was known to be 'outside' of the competition along with the film, 'Inside Out.' Fury Road was obvious to be an achievement compare to half of the competing titles but nonetheless festival hierarchy were to be considered and criticisms were slightly flowing on. Hopes were never absent, even though these movies are not in a competing jets during the festival, insights are clear that these movies are to be more visible and open in the Hollywood's bigger screens. 

Surprises were all the matter. These films are all work-of-art that were worked hard by the writers, directors, producers, film staffs and the artists. The Cannes Film Festival 2015 is such a hit and we all can't wait for the next year's festival of films that, one more time, will change our views and beliefs of what these films can do.