How can I talk about "Les Marches du Palais" and its screening in Cannes?, Through film and theatre, I have attempted to relate the unfortunate experience of the film "Molière" in Cannes in 1977, twenty years ago, from the viewpoint of the most humble, modest and pathetic character: the actor. Not the star, the actor. (...) I have nothing to do with all that, nothing at all. I don't even act on film. I'm a stage actor. That's my trade and my passion. But, since I love the cinema in a different, more secretive but furious, obsessive and contradictory way, I've worked for the cinema with the help and support of Bernard Dartigues. Like a vice. This is an outlandish and borderline form of cinema with a terrible reputation. Worse than porn movies, war reports or Nazi documents, worse than advertising: filmed theatre. But there again, that doesn't matter since what I'm dealing with here isn't theatre but filmed cinema: the Cannes Festival. (Philippe Caubère)