The huge power outage disrupts the Cannes Festival Festival

Power in southeastern France has disrupted temporary offers on the last day of the Cannes Film Festival.

RTE said in France that about 160,000 homes in the city of Cannes and the surrounding municipalities lost energy on Saturday.

The police are investigating a deliberate possible attack as the main cause of the accident.

The international film festival organizers say the closing ceremony will go ahead as it is planned because they have alternative power supplies.

The effect of power reduction on 160,000 homes in the Alpes-Mareitimes area. The offer was restored by 15:00 local time (11:00 GMT), according to RTE.

In Cannes, stores and restaurants struggle to work while cutting.

“Another hour and I will throw everything away,” Laurent Abukrat, who owns the Canne’s Jamin Restaurant, told AFP Degency. He said that his refrigerators were outside the morning

“The Cannes Festival was in full slowdown, a collapse, and there is no coffee anywhere, and I think the city has run out of Croissant, so this is similar to the lands of the crisis,” Australian producer Darren Fukasinovich told Reuters.

The police are investigating a possible intentional attack by a sub -station of power. “We are looking at the possibility of a fire that intentionally starts,” Gendarmerie spokesman told Reuters.

Saturday is the last day of the Cannes Film Festival. French actress Juliet Pinosh and a juror body will announce the winner of the Bali or the highest award granted at the festival.

Several offers were boycotted by cutting in the morning, before the organizers could switch to private generators.