Showing posts with label Agathe Bonitzer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Agathe Bonitzer. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Jean-Pierre Bacri and Isabelle Huppert will start on March 16 shooting in Luxembourg Tout de suite maintenant by Pascal Bonitzer (Cineuropa March 3, 2015)

Fabien Lemercier reports for Cineuropa:

 Shoot about to kick off for Tout de suite maintenant
by Fabien Lemercier 03/03/2015 -

Agathe Bonitzer, Vincent Lacoste, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Isabelle Huppert and Lambert Wilson feature in the cast of the new film by Pascal Bonitzer, produced by SBS


On 16 March, the six-week shoot will get under way in Luxembourg for the seventh feature film by Pascal Bonitzer: the Franco-Luxembourgish co-production Tout de suite maintenant (lit. “Now, and I Mean Now”). The cast of the new opus by the director of Encore (winner of the Jean Vigo Award in 1996 and nominated for the César Award for Best Debut in 1997), Small Cuts (in competition at Berlin in 2003) and Looking for Hortense (out of and popular in Coming Home ), Vincent Lacoste (nominated for the César Award for Best Actor in 2015 for Hippocrates ), Jean-Pierre Bacri (nominated four times for the César Award for Best Actor, including in 2001 for The Taste of Others and in 2013 for Looking for Hortense), star actress Isabelle Huppert (who continues to work on one shoot after another at a very steady pace, and will be seen shortly in such titles as Louder Than Bombs and The Valley of Love), Lambert Wilson (nominated three times for the César Award for Best Actor, particularly in 2011 for Of Gods and Men ) and Pascal Greggory (nominated for the César Award for Best Actor in 1999 and 2001, and for Best Supporting Actor in 2008 for La Vie en Rose)....To read all the article click here

Wednesday, 18 February 2015

Jean-Pierre Bacri would star with Isabelle Huppert in Tout de suite maintenant by Pascal Bonitzer - Sources: Unifrance & Sbs Distribution

 According to the Sbs distribution site and Unifrance Jean-Pierre Bacri would star with Isabelle Huppert, Agathe Bonitzer, Vincent Lacoste in Tout de suite maintenant by Pascal Bonitzer. The  Shooting should start in Mid-March.



This is the synopsis: Nora Sator (Agathe Bonitzer), a dynamic young woman in her late 20s, early 30s, just starting at mergers & acquisitions outfit AB Finance, learns that her boss, Arnaud Barsac , and her father Serge (Bacri), a researcher forced into early retirement, knew each other back in the day and that a mysterious hostility divided them, or continues to divide them. The mystery deepens when Barsac invites Nora to his house, apparently to write an urgent report. There, she meets Solveig, Barsac's wife, who also clearly knew Serge and harbors strong feelings about him. Even so, Nora makes a bright start
and soon progresses within the company, but not without arousing the animosity of her coworker Xavier, whose good looks catch the eye of Maya, Nora's sister. Family secrets, romantic adventures and career paths become inextricably tangled until a resolution that sees certain destinies shattered.


 Bacri so returns to work with Pascal Bonitzer who has already directed him in Cherchez Hortense, and with Agathe Bonitzer, who played one of the main characters in Au bout Du Conte by Agnes Jaoui.


For more details on the cast & crew click here and here.

Monday, 31 March 2014

New, small but funny video interview with Agnes Jaoui, Agathe Bonitzer and Jean-Pierre Bacri for Under the rainbow (Au bout du conte) at AFFF2014

New, small but funny video interview with Agnes Jaoui, Agathe Bonitzer and Jean-Pierre Bacri for Under the rainboow (Au bout du conte) at AFFF2014 (Alliance Francaise French Film Festival 2014) in Australia Some Festival dates are still on 2014 Perth: 18 Mar - 6 Apr Adelaide: 20 Mar - 8 Apr Byron Bay: 24 -- 28 Apr

Thursday, 1 August 2013

Agathe Bonitzer talks about her career, Au Bout du conte and Jaoui /Bacri's way to work on set

Agathe Bonitzer talks to Grand Ecart about her career, Au Bout du conte and Jaoui /Bacri's way to work on set - July 10 - interview in French:


  "...Pouvez-vous nous livrer quelques indiscrétions sur la manière de travailler du tandem Jaoui-Bacri ? 

Agnès est très présente sur la mise en scène et Jean-Pierre est toujours sur le plateau, même quand il ne tourne pas. Il donne des indications sur le jeu, parfois uniquement d’un geste ou d’un regard. On n’a pas du tout l’impression d’être dirigés. C’est le propre des grands réalisateurs. On ressent aussi beaucoup d’amour de leur part pour les acteurs. Etre eux-mêmes comédiens leur apporte plus d’attention, plus d’écoute, ils se mettent à notre place. Ils n’ont pas besoin de parler pour se comprendre et c’était très émouvant à voir. En fait, c’est Sartre et Beauvoir, mais en plus sexy ! Agnès était à la fois le metteur en scène et ma partenaire, ce qui était assez particulier pour moi, car c’était la première fois que j’étais dirigée par une réalisatrice également comédienne. Et quand elle joue, Jean-Pierre est encore plus présent, derrière ou devant la caméra. Mais c’est elle qui dit « Action » ou « Coupez ». Une chose est certaine, comme dans le film, Agnès est une bonne fée marraine…" To read all the interview click here

Saturday, 29 June 2013

Today Au Bout du conte debuts at Munich Film festival. For the next two screenings there will be Q&A with Agathe Bonitzer

Here's the Festival schedule in English for Au Bout du conte at Munich Film festival, where the movie would have today the German debut. For the next two screenings, July 6 & 7, there will be also Q&A with Agathe Bonitzer:



 Laura is still waiting for Prince Charming at the age of 24. So when Sandro appears at a party, exactly like the Prince in her dreams, she's sure she's found Mr. Right. But then again, when she meets Maxime, Laura starts to wonder if some princes could be more charming than others? Of course Sandro has problems of his own: his father, Pierre, just bumped into Madam Irma at his father's funeral and this reminded him of the date of his own death which Madame Irma predicted ages ago.... to read all click here

Arthur Dupont and Agathe Bonitzer talk with the public about A bout du conte and working with Jaoui and Bacri (February 28 2013 - audio podcast in French)

Arthur Dupont and Agathe Bonitzer at Cinema 400 Coups in Angers talk with the public about A bout du conte and working with Jaoui and Bacri

Thursday, 27 June 2013

Very nice review for Au bout du conte by Agnès Jaoui that would debut in Germany at Munich Film festival (article in German)

Early review/description for Au bout du conte by Agnès Jaoui   that would debut in Germany as opening movie at Munich Film festival:

From Artechock:



"Dann doch: Der Tod des Märchen­prinzen Agnès Jaoui behauptet sich schon seit Le goût des autres (Lust auf Anderes, 2000) als starke Regis­seurin. Ihre Stärke ist ihr unüber­treff­barer Sinn für Humor, den sie in aber­wit­zigen Szenen und trockenen Dialogen, die sie gemeinsam mit Jean-Pierre Bacri ersinnt, ausagiert. In Au bout du conte (wörtlich »Am Ende der Erzählung«, aber auch als Wortspiel »Au bout du compte«, etwa: »was am Ende bleibt«) zersetzt sie gekonnt und mit viel Leich­tig­keit das Märchen vom Traum­prinzen: Sie nimmt erkenn­bare Versat­zs­tücke (Aschen­puttel, Schnee­witt­chen, Rapunzel), fügt diesen ein paar Prisen Marivaux'sche Geschlechter- und Liebes­ver­wir­rung hinzu und sieht dann genuss­voll zu, wie sich unter der expe­ri­men­tellen Anordnung alle Träume in Luft auflösen. Gesell­schaft­liche Realitäten und märchen­haftes Setting kreuzt Jaoui zu einer herrlich alp/traum­haften Grund­kon­stel­la­tion der Figuren, mit bösen Schwie­ger­müt­tern und allein­er­zie­henden Frauen, die Männer von ihrem Grant befreien und zu ihrer Seele hinführen. to read all the article click here
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