PRODUCTION / FUNDING France / Switzerland
Final stretch for the shooting of J’oublierai ton nom
- Vanessa Paradis, Filippo Scotti, Fronza Woods and Mélissa Boros star in the new film by Yann Gonzalez, produced by Pan Cinéma and sold by Kinology

On 11 July, the shooting of J’oublierai ton nom, the 3rd feature film by Yann Gonzalez after two films unveiled in Cannes – You and the Night [+see also:
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interview: Yann Gonzalez
film profile] (in competition in 2018 and winner of the Jean Vigo Prize that same year) – will conclude.
The cast includes Vanessa Paradis (nominated for the 2000 César for Best Actress for The Girl on the Bridge, also a stand-out in Knife + Heart or more recently in Out of Control [+see also:
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interview: Paolo Sorrentino
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interview: Pupi Avati
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interview: Francesco Sossai
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Written by the director in collaboration with Caroline Deruas Peano and Cristiano Mangione, the script centres on Irène, who lives in a small mountain village. By day, she’s a teacher. By night, she crosses a border and seduces sad men she will never see again. But when she meets Terence, a young man on the run, Irène falls madly in love. She doesn’t know yet that this passion will take her to the confines of a fantastic and disturbing world…
J’oublierai ton nom is produced by Thomas Jacquey for Pan Cinéma, and co-produced by Arte France Cinéma, Venin Films and Swiss outfit Garidi Films. Pre-bought by Ciné+ OCS, Arte and TF1, the feature also benefits from support from the Grand Est region, the Vosges department and Sofica Cinémage, Cinéaxe and Cinéventure. The six weeks of shooting, starting on 2 June, took place in the Vosges, in Île-de-France and in the Valais region of Switzerland. International sales are handled by Kinology and Pan Distribution is in charge of the French cinema release.
(Translated from French)
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