PARIS– The 39th Cesar film awards spread the wealth wide at the ceremony held at the Chatelet Theater in Paris on Friday. Discovered at Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight, Gaumont’s “Me, Myself and Mum,” ...

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French stage star Guillaume Gallienne turns sexual anguish and family friction into charming confessional comedy. By Stephen Dalton Les Garcon Et Guillaume a Table Cannes Directors Fortnight Still - H ...

Oh, how The Foundling has fallen. In the third episode of The Regime, “The Heroes’ Banquet,” Matthias Schoenaerts’s Corporal Zubak is banished from the palace after an intense and violent ...

Guillaume Gallienne delights in this Directors' Fortnight prizewinner, which toys with gay-movie cliches. For those who don’t already know Gallienne and his story (he has appeared in “Marie Antoinette ...

There’s no point of accusing actor-director Guillaume Gallienne of making an exhibition of himself. That’s the entire point of Me Myself And Mum (Les Garçons et Guillaume, à table!), a cheerful and ...

Guillaume Gallienne, the French filmmaker behind Me, Myself and Mum, is adapting Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time into a TV series. Gallienne has teamed with Marseille producer Federation ...

Guillaume Gallienne’s “Me Myself and Mum” won the two top prizes at the 45th Directors’ Fortnight, earning both the Art Cinema Award and the Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers’ Prize. Serge ...

Back in January we were fortunate enough to spend a weekend in Paris, interviewing some of the biggest names in French cinema (Isabelle Huppert FTW) – but none were quite as enjoyable to meet than ...

PARIS — The 39th Cesar film awards spread the wealth wide at the ceremony emceed with panache by Belgian actress Cecile de France at the Chatelet Theater in Paris on Friday. Discovered at Cannes’ ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. French director Guillaume Gallienne takes the title roles – all of them – in this semi-autobiographical comedy about gender, family and ...