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NewsParadise City Sales boards Martin Provost’s ‘Love Lessons’ starring Fabrice Luchini
Emmanuelle Devos, Chiara Mastroianni and Carole Bouquet also star in the director’s ninth feature.
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FeaturesMartin Provost, Violette
Martin Provost’s French period drama Violette relates the story of author Violette Leduc and her relationship with Simone de Beauvoir. It stars Emmanuelle Devos and Sandrine Kiberlain and has just opened in Los Angeles ahead of a national roll-out.
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NewsCohen Media Group takes US rights to Cannes Premiere biopic ‘Bonnard, Pierre & Marthe’ (exclusive)
Sold by Memento International, the Martin Provost-directed biopic has also drawn buyers worldwide.
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NewsMemento International boards French painter drama ‘Bonnard, Pierre & Marthe’
Cecile de France, Vincent Macaigne and Stacy Martin star in Les Films du Kiosque project.
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Reviews‘Bonnard, Pierre And Marthe’: Cannes Review
Cannes Premiere title paints a beautiful portrait of French artist Pierre Bonnard and his muse
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NewsCatherine Deneuve comedy-drama 'The Midwife' inks key pre-sale
EXCLUSIVE: German-speaking Europe and Switzerland deal for upcoming Martin Provost title.
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Reviews'The Midwife': Berlin Review
France’s two Catherines - Deneuve and Frot - are united in an entertaining and bespoke script from Martin Provost
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Roissy sells four more territories for Cesar winner Seraphine
Roissy Films has concluded further sales on Cesar winner Seraphine. The film by Martin Provost has sold to Alcine Terran in Japanas well as Atalanta Filmes in Portugal, Gutek in Poland and With Cinema in South Korea.Roissy Films' Yohann Comte tells ScreenDaily.com that a number of other territories are currently ...
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Seraphine wins seven Cesars including best picture
Martin Provost's Seraphine was the big winner at Friday night's Cesar awards ceremony in Paris. The film scored seven prizes including best picture.Vincent Cassel took top acting honors for Jean-Francois Richet's Mesrine, the two-part story of France's notorious gangster which had been the most-heavily nominated going into the awards with ...
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Reviews‘How To Be A Good Wife’: Review
Goofy farce set in a 1967 finishing school is a vehicle for Juliette Binoche’s comic talents
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