Cannes 2016. Directors' Fortnight Q&A: Pablo Larraín

In partnership with the Directors' Fortnight, we are presenting the Q&A (in Spanish and French) with Chilean director Pablo Larraín joined by his cast, including Gael García Bernal, after the world premiere of Neruda at the festival.

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