Tokyo film festival grand prix goes to 'OSS 117, Cairo Nest of Spies'

TOKYO, Japan - French director Michel Hazanavicius speaks after winning this year's Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix for his movie ''OSS 117, Cairo Nest of Spies'' at the 19th Tokyo International Film Festival in Tokyo on Oct. 29.

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