THR's event, held at the Cannes outpost of one of St. Tropez's hottest restaurants, toasted the Cannes Issue, featuring Legends of the Croisette, Cannes Rising Stars and an inaugural list of the top 40 Most Influential Women in International Film.
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The event took over Salama, a lush hideaway that is positioned at the end of Rue Florian, a stone’s throw from the crush of festival foot traffic. The menu is Moroccan meets Mediterranean flair and the food, vibes and design have made it a major draw in the city since it opened last year. The original outpost is located in St. Tropez, where it remains one of the hottest restaurants in one of Europe’s hottest summer vacation spots.
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