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The stalwart festival of French films with English subtitles survives founder Maidy Teitelbaum’s departure and the challenges of 2020.

All eyes on the Rendez-Vous With French Cinema in New York Little Girl by Sébastien Lifshitz The poignant documentary Sébastien Lifshitz (which played in the Panorama section of the 2020 Berlinale, was broadcast on Arte France last December and will be launched on Netflix on 15 March) will open the 26th edition of the Rendez-Vous With French Cinemain New-York, exceptionally organised online from 4 to 14 March 2021 by UniFrance and Film at Lincoln Center. (The article continues below - Commercial information) Standing out among the 18 feature films in the menu is Emmanuelle Béart, guest o...

(The article continues below - Commercial information) Written by the director, the story centres around Juliane Deroux, a police superintendent in Paris. She’s a woman of great moral integrity and huge inner strength, but the rug is suddenly pulled out from under her feet when she discovers her husband is leading a double life, leading her to display behaviours and carry out acts of which she would never have believed herself capable… Discovered in Venice 1996 by way of Ni d’Eve ni d’Adam, selected for the Berlinale Forum in 2002 via two of his films (

(The article continues below - Commercial information) Written by the director, the story centres around Juliane Deroux, a police superintendent in Paris. She’s a woman of great moral integrity and huge inner strength, but the rug is suddenly pulled out from under her feet when she discovers her husband is leading a double life, leading her to display behaviours and carry out acts of which she would never have believed herself capable… Discovered in Venice 1996 by way of Ni d’Eve ni d’Adam, selected for the Berlinale Forum in 2002 via two of his films (

31 market premieres to screen at the Rendez-Vous with French Cinema in Paris Playlist by Nine Antico Scores of cinemas around the world might still be closed on account of the health crisis (resulting in a huge number of films awaiting release and the prospect of hefty backlogs once movie-theatres are eventually given the green light), but the ability of film industry professionals to look to the future, not to mention the appeal of French films, both remain fully intact, as evidenced by the mighty battalion of 800 buyers, hailing from 59 countries, who have signed up for the 23rd Rendez-Vous...