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All France articles – Page 18
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NewsSandrine Kiberlain, Miou-Miou comedies power SND’s robust 2025 slate (exclusive)
Sandrine Kiberlain and Pierre Lottin star in Whatever It Takes which starts shooting this month.
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NewsOther Angle lines up French comedy slate by three debut directors (exclusive)
“We selected them at script stage based on their strong concepts and remake potential,” said Other Angle’s Olivier Albou.
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NewsFrench films projected to gross €250.2m in overseas markets in 2024
The figures are projected and final numbers won’t be confirmed until October.
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FeaturesBuyers head to Paris Rendez-Vous, eager to be part of French cinema’s success story
Unifrance’s Rendez-Vous with French Cinema is a key event for international distributors.
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NewsTull Stories launches international comedy strand with two acquisitions (exclusive)
Company will release ‘Oh My Goodness!’ and ‘The Kitchen Brigade’.
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NewsMemento International swoops for social thriller ‘Nino In Paradise’ (exclusive)
The company will launch sales on Belgian filmmaker Laurent Micheli’s third feature at Unifrance’s Rendez-Vous.
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NewsFrance tv distribution takes on thriller ‘The Price To Pay’ starring Ana Girardot and Olivier Gourmet (exclusive)
The film explores the battle between big business and the agriculture industry.
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Newsmk2 Films boards Robin Campillo’s ‘Enzo’, unveils 2025 French slate (exclusive)
The company is also ‘All I Had Is Nothingness’, about the making of Claude Lanzmann’s ‘Shoah’, and animated feature ‘Allah Is Not Obliged’.
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NewsHow France’s June Films is crafting a bold international slate led by Hafsia Herzi’s ‘La Petite Dernière’
Julie BIlly and Naomi Denamur are also developing films including Clémence Poésy’s directorial debut ‘Adaptation’ .
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News‘Lucky Star’, ‘Bald Is The New Black’ headline Newen Connect’s comedy-powered 2025 slate (exclusive)
TF1-owned sales division is launching the films at Unifrance’s Rendez-Vous this month.
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NewsFirst look at Pulsar Content’s ‘Love Letters’ starring Ella Rumpf and Monia Chokri (exclusive)
Pulsar is launching the film at the Rendez-Vous in Paris this month.
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NewsGinger & Fed boards women’s shelter drama ‘A Place For Her’ starring Karin Viard (exclusive)
The drama is based on a group of women balancing challenging work and personal lives.
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NewsCedric Klapisch’s time-jumping ‘Colours Of Time’ acquired by Studiocanal (exclusive)
‘Colours Of Time’ is the latest ensemble film featuring a stellar French cast from Cedric Klapisch.
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NewsIndie Sales adds ‘Leonora In The Morning Light’ starring Olivia Vinall to Rendez-Vous slate (exclusive)
The film is a biopic of the English surrealist artist Leonora Carrington.
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FeaturesWill moves by Canal+ and Disney prompt a seismic shift to France’s windows chronology?
A dramatic overhaul of the system in favour of the global platforms is likely to meet pushback from France’s powerful theatrical distribution sector.
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NewsFrench box office rises 0.5% year on year but remains 13% below pre-pandemic period
The top 10 films accounted for 32% of total ticket sales (57.9 million tickets) - the most in some 20 years.
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News‘Kneecap’ wins top prize at Les Arcs Film Festival
Source: Wildcard ‘Kneecap’ Rich Peppiatt’s Irish comedy Kneecap has won the Crystal Arrow for best film at France’s Les Arcs Film Festival, which ran from December 14-21, 2024 in the mountain resort town. The origin story of the titular Irish-language hip-hop group earned a €20,000 digital promotional ...
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NewsFrance’s streamer levy has injected €1bn into the industry in three years, says report
In 2021 France introduced a 20% levy on the annual turnover of the US streamers to invest in the French film and industry
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NewsLes Arcs industry guests select buzzy projects
Norwegian project ‘Solomamma’, Kosovan story ‘Hatixhe And Shaban’ and Germany’s ‘Babette’ draw praise.
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Reviews‘Little Jaffna’: Red Sea Review
A cop goes undercover in a Tamil gang in this solid Paris-set thriller