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France TBC

Sat 19 Nov, 8pm

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Director: Bruno Dumont

Cast: Léa Seydoux, Benjamin Biolay, Blanche Gardin,

Year: 2020

Duration: 115 mins

Certificate: TBC


The 11th feature from French auteur Bruno Dumont (Joan of Arc, Camille Claudel 1915) stars Léa Seydoux as a celebrity journalist whose life is turned upside down by a car accident.


Penned by Dumont, the story chronicles the frenetic life of TV star and journalist France de Meurs, who was caught in the trappings of celebrity and subsequently overcome by a spiral of events.


Screening as part of the French Film Festival UK. Every year the Festival selects a fantastic variety of French cinema, with many films not screened in the UK before.



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