'Shéhérazade' brings tough love to Cannes Film Festival 'Where we're from, it's hatred. We love each other with hatred.' In a world where tenderness and affection give way to violence and pain, 'Shéhérazade' tells an unlikely tale of love in Marseille between a 17-year-old boy freshly released from jail and a prostitute of the same age. The film by French director Jean-Bernard Marlin is screened at the Cannes Film Festival as part of the 'Semaine de la Critique' selection. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES