Since 20 May, Romane Bohringer has been filming Tell Her That I Love Her [+lee también:
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A loose adaptation by Romane Bohringer and Gabor Rassov (nominated for the 2016 César Award for Best Adaptation for Macadam Stories [+lee también:
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Produced by Sophie Révil and Denis Carot for Escazal Films (which previously staged In the Move for Love), Tell Her That I Love Her has been pre-purchased by Canal+ and Ciné+. Also supported via the CNC’s advance on receipts and by the Cofinova and Indéfilms Soficas, the feature’s principal photography will continue in Paris until 3 July with Bertrand Mouly serving as DoP. The French theatrical distribution will be overseen by ARP Sélection and the international sales by Kinology.

As a reminder, Escazal Films produced Little Ones [+lee también:
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