Stuck between a high-class thriller and a trashy Cinemax wank, Benoît Jacquot’s latest feature ultimately offers the pleasures of neither.
The beloved American auteur has lined up a cast of old favorites and new collaborators for his first film to be made outside of the U.S.
Jean-Louis Trintignant and Toby Jones co-star.
Huppert spoke with IndieWire about how she collaborates with great directors and how her character in Serge Bozon’s “Mrs. Hyde” is neither weak, nor a monster.
The actress excels at playing a schoolteacher at odds with her inner turmoil in the French director’s deadpan comedy.
“Mad Men” alums Christina Hendricks and John Slattery are also joining the anthology series, entitled “The Romanoffs.”
The Swiss festival gives the summer movie season one last burst of excitement before the fall. Here are a few highlights from the latest edition.
The festival saluted its legacy with a lavish evening that covered every decade of its existence.
The “Moonlight” director is a huge fan of the French actress’ work.
Haneke could win his third Palme d’Or in a row with this Isabelle Huppert-starring family drama.
The clip is part of a larger talk that will appear on the film’s DVD and Blu-ray releases.
The award, for the dramatic thriller “Elle,” was Huppert’s first Independent Spirit nomination and win.
