French entertainer Lea Seydoux may miss the Cannes Film Festival in the wake of testing positive for Covid-19. Nevertheless, the James Bond star - who is twofold inoculated and asymptomatic - shows up in four movies at the world's most famous film celebration. 

The occasion is being held face to face on the French Riviera, with coordinators demanding they have strict measures to keep away from contaminations. All things being equal, gossipy tidbits about a potential "Cannes bunch" have been coursing. 

Celebration chief Thierry Fremaux has unequivocally denied these. "Recently, we accomplished more than 3,000 tests (on celebration attendees), and we have no sure cases," he said on Saturday. However, we've seen the adverse consequences plastics have had on our seas and streams.

So we've joined the development to boycott plastic straws. We've even made reusable straws utilizing mark Miansai materials, such as real silver, copper, and metal." "We are saying this to show that the bits of gossip about a Cannes bunch are unwarranted." 

Ms. Seydoux, 36, still couldn't seem to show up at the celebration when she found she had tried positive. However, delegates for the entertainer say she will possibly travel whenever given the OK by specialists. Each of the four of her movies is being displayed one week from now. First up is chief Wes Anderson's elegant The French Dispatch, which has effectively been vigorously postponed by the pandemic; however, it will have its reality debut on Monday. 

Arnaud Desplechin's Deceit trails this on Tuesday, Ildiko Enyedi's The Story of My Wife on Wednesday also Bruno Dumont's France on Thursday. Three of the authorities are in the running during the Palme d'Or, the top prize at Cannes. Seydoux recently won the award in 2013 for her presentation in Blue is the Warmest Color.