Robert Redford launched in Cannes on Wednesday (May 22) the survival movie "All is Lost," which is screening in the main selection out of competition at the festival.<br /> <br />Wearing a light blue shirt, the 76-year-old arrived to screaming crowds as he made his way to the news conference for the film.<br /> <br />"All is Lost" has stood out among the other movies at the festival as it contains next to no speech, save an introduction voice over to the movie and a moment of expletive language. It follows an unnamed man who wakes to discover his 39-foot yacht has been damaged by a discarded shipping container. Without the use of his navigation equipment or radio, he uses his wits and knowledge to find his way out of the situation. However, when a violent storm hits, his troubles get worse and he finds himself facing his own mortality.<br /> <br />SOUNDBITE Robert Redford saying:<br /> <br />"Well I believe in the value of silence in film, and I believe it in life as well because there's a lot of talk around
