A Paris Education
2018 | 136 min | Drama
Full of expectations, Etienne comes from 'the province', to Paris to study film directing. He leaves his girlfriend Lucie behind.
Diane Rouxel
ActorBorn in 1993, French actor Diane Rouxel made her screen debut in Larry Clark's film *The Smell of Us* (2014). Just one year later, her performance in Emmanuelle Bercot's *Standing Tall* (2015), the opening film of the Cannes Film Festival, earned her a César Award nomination for Most Promising Actress. Her portfolio showcases a range of genres, from dramas like *Walk or Die* (2018) to more experimental works such as *The Wild Boys* (2017). For her role in *Walk or Die*, the performer was also nominated for the Lumières Award and has continued to collaborate with renowned filmmakers.
Films
Too Close to the Sun
2022 | 85 min | Drama
This debut feature deals with schizophrenia and the ravages that this mental illness inflicts not only on the patient himself, but also on his family.
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