There’s a tentpole-sized hole in the center of this year’s Cannes lineup. For the first time since 2017, not a single film from a major Hollywood studio will be premiering at the festival. There will be a couple of U.S. movies — Ira Sachs’ musical fantasy  The Man I Love , with Rami Malek, and James Gray’s  Paper Tiger , with Scarlett Johansson,  Adam Driver  and Miles Teller, are in competition — but those are indies. Neon is releasing  Paper Tiger  stateside, and  The Man I Love  is still looking for domestic distribution. What’s missing this year is the big-ticket blockbuster, a film like Paramount’s  Top Gun: Maverick , or  Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning , Warner Bros.’  Elvis , or Disney’s  Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny , previous studio films that used a Cannes premiere as a launchpad for their global rollout. “The U.S.…