After sifting through 1,800 unique submissions, the Cannes film festival has finally released its official selection lineup of 49 films. The following will continue to be updated as they announce more titles. It should be noted that the prestigious festival, which runs from May 14 through the 25th, contains 15 films directed by women. If my rough calculations are correct, that’s about 11 more movies helmed by women than we’re going to receive from Hollywood in 2014.

Opener:

“Grace of Monaco” by Olivier Dahan

Competition:

“Sils Maria” by Oliver Assayas

“Saint Laurent” by Bertrand Bonello

“Kis Uykusu” by Nuri Bilge Ceylan

“Maps To The Stars” by David Cronenberg

“Deux Jours, Une Nuit” by Jean-Pierre et Luc Dardenne

“Mommy by Xavier Dolan Captives” by Atom Egoyan

“Adieu Au Langage” by Jean-Luc Godard

“The Search” by Michel Hazanavicius

“The Homesman” by Tommy Lee Jones

“Futatsume No Mado” by Naomi Kawase

“Mr Turner” by Mike Leigh

“Jimmy’s Hall” by Ken Loach

“Foxcatcher” by Bennet Miller

“Le Meraviglie” by Alice Rohrwacher

“Relatos Salvajes” by Damian Szifron

“Leviathan” by Andrey Zvyagintsev

“Timbuktu” by Abderrahmane Sissako

Special Screening:

“Eau Argentee” by Mohammed Ossama

“Maidan” by Sergei Loznitsa

“Red Army” by Polsky Gabe

Caricaturistes – Fantassins de la Democratie by Stephanie Valloatto

Les Ponts  de Sarajevo by Film Chorale

Midnight Screening:

“The Rover” by David Michod

“The Salvation” by Kristian Levring

“Pyo Jeok” by Chang

Un Certain Regard:

“Jauja” by Lisandro Alonso

“La Chambre Bleue” by Matthieu Amalric

“Incompresa” by Asia Argento

“Titli” by Kanu Behl

“Eleanor Rigby” by Ned Benson

“Bird People” by Pascale Ferran

“Lost River” by Ryan Gosling

“Amour Fou” by Jessica Hausner

“Charlie’s Country” by Rolf de Heer

“Snow In Paradise” by Andrew Hulme

“Dohee-Ya” by July Jung

“Xenia” by Panos Koutras

“Run” by Philippe Lacote

“Turist” by Ruben Ostlund

“Hermosa Juventud” by Jaime Rosales

“The Salt of the Earth” by Wim Winders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado

“Fantasia” by Wang Chao

“Harcheck Mi Headro” by Keren Yedaya

Out of Competition:

“Gui Lai” by Zhang Yimou

“Dragons 2” by Dean Deblois

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Learn more about the 2014 Cannes film festival at their website here.