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Adèle Exarchopoulos: ‘Film shoots are like little summer love stories’

The French star of Blue Is the Warmest Colour and new film Passages talks sex scenes, avoiding Hollywood and eating Toblerones in Jane Birkin’s bath

The Guardian - UK

Adele Exarchopoulos says LGBTQ+ community’s Blue is the Warmest Colour complaints were ‘stupid’

‘I didn’t really see the argument,’ French actor said

The Independent UK

Dune: who is who in part 2, from Florence Pugh to Léa Seydoux?

From prophecies to wars, there’s certainly a lot going on in Dune: Part Two

Evening Standard

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Streaming: One Fine Morning and the best films about children parenting their parents

Mia Hansen-Løve’s bittersweet 2022 release joins a select group of films exploring this most tender of life role reversals, from The Savages to Eat Drink Man Woman

The Guardian - UK

‘Cannes is the highpoint of glamour, the apex of celebrity and a bleak place for women’

Every year, the festival generates two kinds of headlines: one of premieres and prizes, another involving the spectre of misogyny. Will glamour always matter more than progress at Cannes, asks Sophie Heawood

Evening Standard

'Dune 2' Trailer Breakdown: Feyd, Princess Irulan, and Lady Margot, Explained

Austin Butler, Léa Seydoux, and Florence Pugh's pivotal 'Dune' characters have been revealed. But who are they?

Inverse

Austin Butler's Dune: Part Two character reminds us another sci-fi character

First look at Austin Butler's Dune: Part Two character is eerily similar to a Ridley Scott movie, plus fan reactions.

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Dune Part 2 trailer teases thrills, sci-fi spills, and Timothée Chalamet riding a sandworm

The first trailer for Dune: Part Two has debuted online – and it looks and sounds as epic as we expected it to.

TechRadar

'Dune 2's "Secret Agent" Character is Fixing a Major Book Plot Hole

In 'Dune: Part Two,' Léa Seydoux' Lady Margot will expand the Bene Gesserit beyond the page. But could this change the novel?

Inverse

Dune 2 first look shows Florence Pugh, Austin Butler, and Léa Seydoux in costume

The first, sand-swept look at Dune 2 is here

Total Film

Mia Hansen-Løve: ‘I’d rather not film sex scenes than have virtue police on set’

The French director on making the closest thing to an autobiography, stripping Léa Seydoux of her glamour and dating fellow film-makers

The Guardian - UK

One Fine Morning review – Mia Hansen-Løve’s moving tale of love and loss

In the role of a lifetime, Léa Seydoux plays a widowed single mum caught between new romance and the failing mind of her father in the French director’s deeply personal Cannes prize winner

The Guardian - UK

‘Honestly, I wish I could make films less connected to myself’: One Fine Morning director Mia Hansen-Løve on life spilling into fiction

The French filmmaker speaks with Annabel Nugent about her new film starring Léa Seydoux, what it means to be both a mother and a filmmaker – and the myth about directors that she won’t buy into

The Independent UK

One Fine Morning movie review: Léa Seydoux intoxicates in a powerful portrait of family pain

This is a film about emotions that are hard to spell out

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

One Fine Morning review: Léa Seydoux shines in Mia Hansen-Løve’s understated infidelity drama

A widow has her desires suddenly reawakened in this tender French film

The Independent UK

The 5 best new movies to watch in April 2023, from One Fine Morning to How to Blow Up a Pipeline

There’s a wealth of terrific films to venture out to see this month. Jacob Stolworthy runs through the top picks

Chicago Tribune

‘One Fine Morning’ review: Léa Seydoux illuminates Parisian story of family obligations, guarded hearts and a sexual reawakening

Some actors relish the act of performance in delightfully showy and externalized ways. Their brio provokes our enjoyment, and while all sorts of subtle and humanizing details may come from that delight in sheer invention, the work is big. Juicy. Like a peach, picked and then devoured by Cate Blanchett…

Salon

The exquisite "One Fine Morning"

Mia Hansen-Løve's poignant film follows Sandra, a young woman involved with two splintering families

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Inverse

Tim Blake Nelson's 'Dune 2' casting can only mean two things

Tim Blake Nelson will play a role in 'Dune: Part 2.' But, who is he playing? Count Fenring? Or, will his role set up Dune: Part 3?'

The Guardian - UK

France review – Léa Seydoux’s celebrity journalist becomes the story

A hardened news reporter is forced to reassess her life in Bruno Dumont’s watchable if laboured media satire

The Guardian - UK

France review – TV presenter Léa Seydoux is mesmeric in intriguing media satire

The star and the film’s intentional blankness add a layer of interest to Bruno Dumont’s loose reverie about a journalist experiencing an emotional breakdown

Los Angeles Times

The best movies of 2022 — and where to find them

The movies returned at something close to full force this year. COVID masks all but vanished from multiplex crowds, and from the audiences at the press screenings I attended (though I kept mine handy). Sundance did cancel its in-person screenings for the second January in a row, thanks to the…

The Guardian - UK

Crimes of the Future review – Cronenberg’s slightly creaky tribute to his own past

The body horror auteur returns to favourite themes, if not the peak of his powers, as Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux and Kristen Stewart star in this playfully grisly tale of surgery as the new sex

The Independent UK

Crimes of the Future review: S&M kitsch and an arch Kristen Stewart result in mid-tier Cronenberg

In its lesser moments, the body horror maestro’s new film is clunky and very close to self-parody

Evening Standard

Crimes of the Future movie review: absolutely barking but ultimately satisfying

Cronenberg’s latest prioritises atmosphere over plot but Kristen Stewart’s performance makes everything feel urgent

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