Cannes posts Day 4 red carpet video

Fashion Channel posted a video titled “DAY 4 | CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 2026 Red Carpet Style - 4K” on May 17, adding to a growing stream of Cannes-focused uploads appearing on YouTube during the festival. The clip had about 7,215 views around nine hours after publication, according to the YouTube listing. Cannes’ own digital operation has been publishing official “Montées des Marches” videos tied to individual films and events during the 79th edition, which runs from May 12 to May 23 in Cannes, France. ### Who posted the Day 4 red-carpet video? Fashion Channel, a YouTube account with about 3.45 million subscribers, posted the “Day 4” red-carpet video rather than the festival itself. The listing presents the clip as style-focused coverage in 4K and describes the channel as a destination for fashion shows, beauty content and trend videos. The Festival de Cannes channel is separate. Its YouTube page says its official live service is co-produced by France Télévisions, Brut. and the festival, and that it covers the red steps, press conferences, photocalls and official events of the 79th edition. (youtube.com) ### How does that differ from Cannes’ own video coverage? The Festival de Cannes website and YouTube channel organize coverage by event and film title. On the festival’s “Montées des Marches” page, entries published on May 17 included “PAPER TIGER de James GRAY,” “FULL PHIL de Quentin DUPIEUX,” “MOULIN de László NEMES,” “GARANCE de Jeanne HERRY,” and “HOPE de Hong-Jin NA.” (youtube.com) The channel’s videos page also shows title-specific uploads such as “COLONY - Les Marches - VO - Cannes 2026,” “KARMA - Les Marches - VO - Cannes 2026,” “SANGUINE - Les Marches - VO - Cannes 2026,” and “EL SER QUERIDO - Les Marches - VO - Cannes 2026.” Those listings sit alongside “Rang I,” photocall and press-conference videos, indicating a structured archive of official festival moments rather than a single fashion montage. (youtube.com) (festival-cannes.com) ### What does “Les Marches” mean in this context? “Montées des Marches” is the festival’s term for the red-carpet staircase arrivals at the Palais des Festivals. The official Cannes site uses that label for a dedicated page of event videos, and the official YouTube channel uses “Les Marches” in the titles of many uploads. The distinction matters because the Day 4 Fashion Channel clip packages arrivals as general red-carpet style footage, while Cannes’ own material identifies the staircase appearance by film and often by language version. (youtube.com) That difference is visible in the upload titles themselves. ### Which festival edition is this year’s Cannes? The Festival de Cannes program page identifies the 2026 event as the 79th edition and gives the dates as May 12 to May 23, 2026. (festival-cannes.com) The official YouTube channel repeats that timeframe in the description of its live coverage. The official selection was announced on April 9, according to the festival’s press materials. The festival has since been updating its media library and event pages with press conferences, photocalls and red-carpet footage as premieres unfold. (youtube.com) ### Where are viewers likely to find the most complete Cannes video record? The Festival de Cannes channel offers the most systematic record because it carries the official live stream and posts film-by-film clips across multiple formats. (festival-cannes.com) Its channel page lists live streams, playlists for the 2026 press conference and photocalls, and a continuing feed of event videos. Fashion Channel and other YouTube publishers are posting parallel coverage aimed at broader red-carpet and style audiences. (festival-cannes.com) As of May 18, the official live stream remained active on the Festival de Cannes YouTube channel, and the festival’s program page said the 79th edition continues until May 23. (youtube.com)