A first feature film arousing curiosity at Un Certain Regard and three films by established filmmakers to be showcased in Directors' Fortnight: the international sales department (headed by Alice Lesort) of Les Films du Losange (bought last summer by Charles Gillibert and Alexis Dantec) intends to do good business at the Marché du Film (17-25 May) of the 75th Cannes Film Festival.

Headlining the line-up is undoubtedly Mia Hansen-Løve's Franco-German co-production One Fine Morning [+lee también:
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Les Films du Losange is selling two other titles selected in Fortnight. With the documentary De humani corporis fabrica [+lee también:
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As for Swiss filmmaker Lionel Baier, with Continental Drift (South) [+lee también:
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Finally, the fourth star of the Cannes line-up of Les Films du Losange at Un Certain Regard: Rodéo [+lee también:
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Also in the line-up is A Short Story by Chinese prodigy Bi Gan, which will take part in the Cannes short film competition, and Jean Eustache's The Mother and the Whore will open the Cannes Classics programme with the world premiere of its re-release on 8 June (Les Films du Losange is selling a total of five of the director's features and five shorts, all of which will be restored in 4K by the end of the year).

Finally, at the Marché du Film, new images for the animated feature currently in post-production Titina [+lee también:
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