Cannes Film Festival 2022: No Mask and COVID-19 Testing Required This Year

The Cannes Film Festival is planning to remove COVID-19 restrictions ahead of its 75th year. According to Variety, the annual film festival will not test participants, as it did last year, and will not impose a mask requirement for screenings and activities. “Since the health pass is no longer valid in France, guests will not be required to provide proof of testing or immunisation to access the Palais,” said Francois Desrousseaux, Cannes general secretary. He added, “Most participants will likely be vaccinated anyway because France has made it very complicated for non-vaccinated travellers to enter the country.” He also mentioned that 95 per cent of the adult population in France has already received both shots of the vaccine. “We’re in a very different situation than last year because the curve of COVID-19 infections is going down, instead of going up,” he said. Masks will not be necessary indoors, as they were last year, but they will be strongly encouraged. Desrousseaux, on the other hand, stated that Cannes employees will be wearing masks. The Cannes Film Festival will be held from May 17 to 28, 2022, for the 75th time. Read all the **_Latest News_** _, _ **_Trending News_** _, _ **_Cricket News_** _, _ **_Bollywood News_** _, _ **_India News_** and **_Entertainment News_** here. Follow us on Facebook_, _ Twitter and Instagram_._