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Laetitia Dosch e Pierre Deladonchamps per Petite leçon d'amour
- I due attori sono i protagonisti del secondo lungometraggio di Eve Deboise, le cui riprese inizieranno a gennaio. Una produzione Blue Monday venduta da Be For Films
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The first clapperboard will slam on 2 January for Little Lesson of Love [+leggi anche:
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Together once more at the head of the cast are Laetitia Dosch (the winner of the 2018 Lumières award for Best New Actress, and nominated that same year for the Best New Hope César, courtesy of Montparnasse Bienvenue [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Léonor Serraille
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intervista: Antony Cordier
scheda film] and Our Struggles [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Guillaume Senez
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intervista: Philippe Lioret
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intervista: Alain Guiraudie
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Q&A: Christophe Honoré
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intervista: Bettina Oberli
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Written by the director (who played a part in the writing of Rithy Panh’s Rice People and One Evening After the War, and Maria de Medeiros’ April Captains, to name a few), the story revolves around a young woman who takes shelter in a cafe to escape a downpour, finding some forgotten maths exam papers and a troubling love letter…
Little Lesson of Love is produced by Nathalie Mesuret on behalf of Blue Monday Productions and will be co-produced by Swiss group P.S. Productions. Pre-purchased by Ciné+, the feature film will also enjoy the support of the Ile-de-France and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes regions, the SOFICA company Cofinova, RTS (Radio Télévision Suisse) and Cinéforom. The picture has also received development aid from the CNC, as well as a rewriting subsidy from the Lower Normandy region. The 30-day film shoot will unfold between 2 January and 14 February, in Paris and Lyon, with Lazare Pedron in charge of cinematography. French distribution will be managed by KMBO, while international sales will be led by Belgian outfit Be For Films.
For the record, Blue Monday Productions recently produced Jeune femme by Léonor Serraille (Golden Camera winner at Cannes Film Festival 2017), Lola Pater [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Véro Cratzborn
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intervista: Anamaria Vartolomei
intervista: Christophe Blanc
scheda film] stands out on the firm’s post-production slate, while filming on A Story of Love and Desire [+leggi anche:
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