We've been left waiting another six months after the GTA VI release date was pushed back from May to 19 November. In the meantime, the legacy of the franchise was apparent at the Cannes Film Festival, which saw the premiere of a movie inspired by the graphics of 2002's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Le Vertige (or Vertiginous) is a 67-minute comedy about a man who seeks to prove that reality is a computer-generated simulation. Appropriately for that premise, the film has a crude low-poly 3D style inspired by Rockstar's classic PlayStation 2 game, and it was made using the free animation software Blender. LE VERTIGE - Bande-annonce - YouTube Watch On Le Vertige was directed by the French filmmaker and music producer Quentin Dupieux, AKA Mr. Oizo. It stars the actors Alain Chabat, Jonathan Cohen and Anaïs Demoustier, while the art and animation was handled by a team of just five recent animation graduates from Gobelins in Paris.…