VIDEO : Terry Gilliam's Don Quixote Will Screen At The Cannes Film Festival

Terry Gilliam has won a major victory in France.
A court in Paris has given him the 'OK' to screen 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote' at the Cannes Film Festival.
Gilliam has become embroiled in a lengthy legal row about the long-awaited movie.
A French court has ruled he can finally screen his film at the festival in Cannes.
Paulo Branco, one of the production's former backers, has been campaigning to have the screening shelved.
Earlier this week the film suffered a set back when it lost its U.S. distributor.
Gilliam suffered a stroke the day the U.S. distributor dropped out.