Personal Shopper
- language: English French
- director: Olivier Assayas
- actor: Anders Danielsen Lie Audrey Bonnet Kristen Stewart Lars Eidinger Nora von Waldstätten Pascal Rambert Sigrid Bouaziz Ty Olwin
- writer: Olivier Assayas
Synopsis:
Maureen, mid-20s, has a job she hates: seeing to the wardrobe of a media celebrity. She couldn’t find anything better to pay for her stay in Paris. And wait. Wait for a sign from the spirit of her twin brother, who died a few months earlier. Until then, her life will stay on hold. [Synopsis courtesy of Cannes Film Festival]
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