16/09/2015 - The Belgian director has secured a fine Franco-Belgian cast for her ensemble film, produced by Entre Chien et Loup

Singer and actress Jenifer Bartoli

If the husband of your childhood friend were cheating on her, would you disclose it to her? If your soul sister were too attached to her father to be able to meet another man, would you cut the cord? And if your best friend were cheating on her husband, would you congratulate her on it? In short, why is it that the more we love, the more we lie? 

This constitutes quite an array of existential questions that the characters of the debut film by Solange Cicurel, Don't Tell Her [+see also:
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Solange Cicurel is a lawyer and a member of the Brussels Bar. She ended up at Entre Chien et Loup through her desire to direct a short film, Einstein est un Réfugié, which enjoyed a good number of selections all over the world in 2010-2011. The film is being produced by Entre Chien et Loup, which is also gearing up to begin the shoot for the next film by Sam Garbarski (Irina Palm [+see also:
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(Translated from French)