Cannes veteran Ken Loach brought the rain-soaked Riviera a burst of sunshine Tuesday -- and jolted a few consciences along the way -- with a bittersweet comedy about whisky, kilts and the scourge of joblessness.The 75-year-old Loach, who took the Palme d'Or in 2006 for "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" about Ireland's independence struggle, is back with an 11th film in competition, a record for the Riviera festival."The Angel's Share," set in Glasgow, tells the story of Robbie, a jobless...
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