France Is Trying to Win Its First Oscar in 30 Years with Rising Women Directors
Claire Denis was snubbed, but Alice Diop, Mia Hansen-Love, and Alice Winocour are on the shortlist for the country as it revises its submission process.
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France Revises Theatrical Window Rules, Giving Netflix Earlier Access to Films
A new agreement with TV networks and the French government will significantly update the country’s arcane release rules.
Can’t Decide What to Stream? Netflix Is Testing a TV Channel of Scheduled Programming
Through its new “Direct” channel, Netflix will offer subscribers a curated block of scheduled programming for the first time.
France’s Directors Guild: ‘Cuties’ Boycott Is an Attack on Creative Freedom Fueled by Conservatives
The film’s French distributor is also standing by the controversial Netflix movie.
Technicolor Files for Restructuring in Bankruptcy Court, Citing Coronavirus Impact
The long-beleaguered company’s post-production and VFX subsidiaries worked on 100 theatrical films and 300 series last year.
‘Osmosis’ Trailer: Get Ready for More Future Dating Nightmares, Courtesy of Netflix
The French scripted series is the latest project to show that maybe love and science are a bad combination.
The French Kids Are Not Alright: Recent French Films Tell the Stories of Troubled Youth
Several new films address the challenges facing a new generation in France.
Meet France’s Oscar Entry, ‘Mustang,’ a Controversial 5-Headed Monster of Femininity
Meet France’s Oscar Entry, ‘Mustang,’ a Controversial 5-Headed Monster of Femininity
NYFF: Arnaud Desplechin on Why ‘My Golden Days’ Feels Like His Debut Feature Film
NYFF: Arnaud Desplechin on Why ‘My Golden Days’ Feels Like His Debut Feature Film
Exclusive: Alamo Drafthouse and Odell Team Up to Brew French-Inspired Beer
Exclusive: Alamo Drafthouse and Odell Team Up to Brew French-Inspired Beer
Audrey Tautou and Michel Gondry on Critics and the Overwhelming Experience of Making ‘Mood Indigo’
Audrey Tautou and Michel Gondry on Critics and the Overwhelming Experience of Making ‘Mood Indigo’
How American Indies Can Find Audiences in France
How American Indies Can Find Audiences in France
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