Since Tuesday 2 September, Jeanne Herry has been shooting Garance, her 4th feature film after Elle l’adore [+lee también:
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The cast is led by Adèle Exarchopoulos (awarded Cannes’ Palme d’Or in 2013, the Best Newcomer César for Blue Is the Warmest Colour [+lee también:
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Penned by Jeanne Herry herself (who also co-wrote The Kingdom [+lee también:
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Garance is being produced by Hugo Sélignac and Nicolas Dumont on behalf of Chi-Fou-Mi Productions and by Alain Attal for Trésor Films, in co-production with Belgian firm Artémis Productions. The film’s array of partners will be revealed at a later date. Shooting will unfold in Paris, the surrounding region and in Soulac-sur-Mer until 3 December, with Antoine Cormier (The Kingdom) heading up photography.

For the record, Chi-Fou-Mi Productions are currently overseeing post-production on Alexandre Smia’s Jupiter (read our article) and Quentin Dupieux’s mysterious movie Signaux, having recently produced Dog 51 [+lee también:
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