U.S. musician David Byrne listens to a question during a new conference at the Estoril Film Festival November 6, 2009. David Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14. Reuters Pictures 3 weeks ago

U.S. musician David Byrne listens to a question during a new conference at the Estoril Film Festival November 6, 2009. David Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.

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  1. Musician David Byrne (R) and jury member Cindy Sherman announce the Great Estoril Film Festival award presented to the movie "Dogtooth" directed by Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos (not pictured) during the Estoril Film Festival award gala held at Estoril Casino November 13, 2009.
  2. U.S. musician David Byrne speaks to the public before screening his movie "True Stories" at the Estoril Film Festival November 13, 2009. Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.
  3. U.S. musician David Byrne attends a conference with public before screening his movie "True Stories" at the Estoril Film Festival November 13, 2009. David Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.
  4. U.S. musician David Byrne talks with public before screening his movie "True Stories" at the Estoril Film Festival November 13, 2009. Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.
  5. U.S. musician David Byrne leaves a news conference at the Estoril Film Festival November 6, 2009. David Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.
  6. U.S. musician David Byrne listens to a question during a new conference at the Estoril Film Festival November 6, 2009. David Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.
  7. U.S. musician David Byrne listens to a question during a news conference at the Estoril Film Festival November 6, 2009. David Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.
  8. U.S. musician David Byrne listens a question during a new conference at the Estoril Film Festival November 6, 2009. David Byrne is a jury member of the Estoril Film Festival which runs till November 14.
  9. French actress Juliette Binoche (R), U.S. artist Cindy Sherman and U.S. musician David Byrne (L) pose for photographers as they arrive at the Estoril Film Festival, near Lisbon November 5, 2009. The festival runs until November 14.

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