Tag: Philippe Katerine
The Deep Blue V: Sophie Letourneur Sets Sails for “L’Aventura”
Savory wine, blissful beaches, rugged topography, and an elusive Philippe Katerine who plays Jean-Philippe -- we've been keeping close tabs on what will be...
Interview: Sophie Letourneur – Voyages en Italie
Obviously it was always going to be Italy. Not Spain. Misadventures that take place in real life are matched by the very creative adventures...
Barbie World: Sophie Fillières’ “Ma vie ma gueule” Ready for 2024
The Cineuropa folks confirm that production on Sophie Fillières' seventh feature film is now complete (production took place in Scotland) - which means we'll...
Petite Solange | Review
Bonjour Tristesse: Ropert Explores Rude Awakenings in Tender Coming-of-Age Portrait
“What am I doing in this world?” wrote Paul Verlaine in his classic poem “The...
Top 200 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2023: #184. Sophie Letourneur’s Voyages en Italie
Voyages en Italie
For her fifth feature film, Sophie Letourneur returns in front of the camera and behind for the Arte France Cinéma and CNC...
Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2021: #73. Axelle Ropert’s Petite Solange
Petite Solange
For her fourth feature, writer/director Axelle Ropert will unleash Petite Solange, produced by Charlotte Vincent and lensed by Sebastien Buchmann (Alice and the...
Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2020: #130. La pièce rapportée – Antonin Peretjatko
La pièce rapportée
For his third feature, Antonin Peretjatko commences on the comedic La pièce rapportée, produced by Thomas and Mathieu Verhaeghe and recruits an...
Criterion Collection: Let the Sunshine In | Blu-ray Review
Claire Denis had one of her most prominent showings in over a decade with her 2017 title Let the Sunshine In, a melancholy rom...
Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2019: #100. Notre Dame – Valérie Donzelli
Notre Dame
French director Valérie Donzelli makes her fifth feature with Notre Dame, in which she will star in and produce herself, alongside Mina Driouch...
Let the Sunshine In | 2017 Cannes Film Festival Review
A Tall Dark Stranger: Denis and Binoche are Remarkable Bedfellows in Light Comedy
Claire Denis comes as close as she ever will to romantic comedy...