(1)Japanese teen wins best actor award at Cannes

TOKYO, Japan - Fourteen-year-old actor Yuya Yagira speaks to reporters in Tokyo May 23 after he won the best actor award at the 57th Cannes Film Festival on May 22 for his performance in the Hirokazu Koreeda film ''Nobody Knows.'' Yagira is the first Japanese to win best actor at Cannes, and is also the youngest winner of the award in the festival's history. (Kyodo)

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