San Sebastian Film Festival

French director, writer and actress Julie Delpy (R) poses with actor Eric Elmosnino (2nd L), actress Aure Atika (L) and producer Michael Gentile (2nd R) during a photocall after the screening of their film 'Le Skylab' at the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian.  (AFP)

French director, writer and actress Julie Dilpy poses during a photocall after the screening of her film 'Le Skylab', during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival in the Northern Spanish Basque city of San Sebastian. (AFP/Rafa Rivas)

Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-Eda (C) arrives for a photocall with actors Oshiro Maeda (L) and his brother Koki Maeda (R) after the screening of their film 'Kiseki' (I Wish) during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian.  (AFP)

Oshiro Maeda and his brother Koki Maeda during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian.  (AFP)

Oshiro Maeda and his brother Koki Maeda during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian.  (AFP)

Oshiro Maeda and his brother Koki Maeda during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian.  (Reuters/Vincent West)

Swedish actor Gustaf Skarsgard and actress Malin Buska pose for photographers during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian.  (AFP)

Swedish actress Malin Buska poses for photographers during a photocall after the screening of Swedish director Bjorn Runge's film 'Happy End', during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival, on September 20, 2011, in the Northern Spane. (AP)

Swedish actress Malin Buska blows a kiss to photographers during the photo call to promote the film 'Happy End' at the 59th San Sebastian Film Festival Cinema in San Sebastian (AP)

Director Bjorn Runge and actors Ann Petren, Gustaf Skarsgard, Malin Buska and Peter Andersson (L-R) attend a photocall to promote the Swedish feature film 'Happy End' on the fifth day of the 59th San Sebastian Film Festival on September 20, 2011.  (Reuters)