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Interview: Céline Sciamma • Director

“Nothing will ever be the same again”

Interview in Paris with the 30-year-old director-screenwriter whose career is off to a dazzling start with two original films selected at Cannes and Berlin  

07/04/2011

Tomboy

A bold and luminous second feature about childhood and sexual identity, unveiled in the Berlinale Panorama, confirms the remarkable talent of Céline Sciamma.  

07/04/2011 | Films | Reviews

Unifrance brings French cinema to China

Organised by Unifrance Films, the 8th French Film Panorama in China will run from April 5-May 30 in the cities of Beijing, Chengdu, Shenzhen and Hangzhou. The event, which opened on Tuesday, has a...  

07/04/2011 | Festivals | France

Chang-dong, Skolimowski head newly established juries

Traditionally awarded after a vote by journalists, the Grand Prize at the 50th International Critics’ Week(SIC), which will run from May 12-20 at the 64th Cannes Film Festival, will be decided for...  

07/04/2011 | Cannes 2011 | Critics’ Week

3D triple whammy in wide-ranging European line-up

With Pina by Germany’s Wim Wenders (see review), Winx Club 3D: Magic Adventure by Italy’s Iginio Straffi (see review) and Titeuf by Switzerland’s Zep, three European 3D productions are hitting...  

06/04/2011 | Releases | France

Demoustier, Lellouche scoop honours

Presented every year to two promising talents of French cinema, the Romy Schneider and Patrick Dewaere Prizes were awarded in Paris yesterday evening to Anaïs Demoustier and Gilles Lellouche,...  

05/04/2011 | Awards | France

Lindon joins Brizé for A Few Hours of Spring

Shooting has started in Seine-et-Marne on Stéphane Brizé’s fifth feature: A Few Hours of Spring. After Hometown Blue (Cannes Directors’ Fortnight 1999), Not Here To Be Loved (San Sebastian 2005),...  

05/04/2011 | Production | France

Interview: Christophe Rossignon • Producer

"It’s good to laugh or be moved together"

Christophe Rossignon • Nord-Ouest Films "It’s good to laugh or be moved together"  

04/04/2011

Geldolf and Bouquet, parents of “Bad Girl”

Shooting kicks off today in Ile-de-France on Patrick Mille’s debut feature: Mauvaise Fille (“Bad Girl”). Adapted from Justine Levy’s homonymous novel, the film stars young rocker Izia Higelin...  

04/04/2011 | Production | France

Bullhead picks up Jury and Critics’ Prizes at Beaune

Unveiled in the Panorama section at the latest Berlinale, Belgian director Michaël R.Roskam’s Bullhead (Rundskop) scooped double honours at the 3rd Beaune International Thriller Film Festival. The...  

04/04/2011 | Festivals | France

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