Grand Théâtre Lumière, Palais des Festivals, Cannes, Franceevent venue · venue precision · 43.5509, 7.0172 · Europe/Paris
wikipedia · The venue article supplies the Palais complex reference coordinates; the primary timetable names Grand Théâtre Lumière for this slot. This is a complex-level pin, not an exact seat or stage position.
cdn.festival-cannes.com · Original festival timetable confirms the named screening room, not a separate coordinate measurement.
Complete film infobox and Cast list were reviewed. The specific original screening timetable entry and festival selection table were also reviewed. Full end credits, unlisted guests, filming locations and physical presence at the screening remain unreviewed.
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Wikipedia individual event record; Individually reviewed event clock, terrestrial location and participants
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public event
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source review cleared
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Oct 29, 2026, 7:30 AM
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Source quality: source quoted - minute precision
Wikipedia individual event record
Individually reviewed event clock, terrestrial location and participants
Source label: Wikipedia event review
The original festival timetable explicitly schedules this work in the named screening room at the stated local date and minute. The date/time column alignment was visually checked in the original PDF. This is the named scheduled screening, not observed first-frame time or a claim that no earlier screening occurred. Cast/creative credits describe the screened work, not personal gala attendance. Cannes used CEST, UTC+02:00. Anthony Ingruber is explicitly an on-set body double for the de-aged Jones and a hotel guest performer. Connery and LaBeouf appear only in photographs representing earlier characters. Von Braun is identified as character inspiration, not literally the portrayed villain. Archimedes is a fictionalized historical portrayal. None of these credits establishes Cannes attendance.