By JAKE COYLE, AP Movie Author CANNES, France (AP) — When the Cannes Movie Pageant audience stood to applaud James Gray’s richly observed autobiographical drama “Armageddon Time,” about the director’s individual 1980s childhood in Queens, Gray’s voice quivered as he resolved the group. “It’s my tale, in a way,” claimed Gray. “And you fellas shared it with me.” “It took just about every very last bit of handle not to burst out into tears,” Gray reported, even now recovering the up coming day in Cannes. “It’s been a actually unusual journey making the movie and my father died two months in the past of COVID. The full method has been…