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    Emmys 2019: Jean-Marc Vallée talks learning to work with a showrunner on ‘Sharp Objects’
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    Emmys 2019: Jean-Marc Vallée talks learning to work with a showrunner on ‘Sharp Objects’

    2019-08-01T12:46:00Z

    Sharp Objects director Jean-Marc Vallée discusses the challenges of making the move from film to television with the multiple Emmy-nominated show.

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    Vallée lines up Café De Flore for Item7
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    Vallée lines up Café De Flore for Item7

    2009-09-12T13:50:00Z

    Jean-Marc Vallée, director of Toronto closing night film Young Victoria, is preparing production on Café De Flore with Montreal-based start-up production house Item7.

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    TIFF 2015: Jean-Marc Vallée talks 'Demolition'
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    TIFF 2015: Jean-Marc Vallée talks 'Demolition'

    2015-09-11T16:35:00Z

    After Dallas Buyers Club and Wild, Jean-Marc Vallée hopes awards season magic strikes again with this year’s TIFF opener Demolition.

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    C.R.A.Z.Y.'s Vallee sets up Shoe Business

    2008-09-08T06:00:00Z

    Jean-Marc Vallee, the multi-award winning filmmaker behind 2005 Quebecois smash C.R.A.Z.Y., is setting up his next production, Shoe Business, a comic drama set at the height of the 1970s disco craze.Vallee will produce the film on an estimated $6.6m-$9.4m (C$7m-C$10m) budget through his C.R.A.Z.Y. Films production shingle, although he is ...

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    Café De Fore
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    Café De Fore

    2011-09-01T14:36:00Z

    Dir/scr: Jean-Marc Vallee. Canada-France. 2011. 120mins

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    Marie-Claude Poulin and Pierre Even
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    Marie-Claude Poulin and Pierre Even

    2011-05-06T16:06:00Z

    Montreal-based Item 7 partners Marie-Claude Poulin and Pierre Even have worked on independent features such as C.R.A.Z.Y. and The Hurt Locker. They are in pre-production gearing up to shoot Komona in the Congo jungle this summer.

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    Cannes reveals Competition jury
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    Cannes reveals Competition jury

    2016-04-25T17:45:00Z

    Donald Sutherland, Arnaud Desplechin, Vanessa Paradis among those to join president George Miller.

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    Toronto's Canadian features include Maddin's Keyhole, Dowse's Goon
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    Toronto's Canadian features include Maddin's Keyhole, Dowse's Goon

    2011-08-09T15:00:00Z

    Ken Scott’s Starbuck added to Galas.

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    Venice Days lineup has Gallic flavour
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    Venice Days lineup has Gallic flavour

    2011-07-26T14:12:00Z

    Selections include Amigorena’s Another Silence [pictured], Lioret’s All Our Desires, and Lou Ye’s Love And Bruises.

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    Venice 2011: Out of Competition
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    Venice 2011: Out of Competition

    2011-08-25T15:31:00Z

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