Since 15 September, Lucie Borleteau has been in Paris filming My Sole Desire [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Lucie Borleteau
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To lead the movie, the director is uniting the talent of rising stars Zita Hanrot (awarded 2016’s Best New Hope César for Fatima [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Philippe Faucon
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intervista: Nadav Lapid
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intervista: Louda Ben Salah-Cazanas
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intervista: Anamaria Vartolomei
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Written by Lucie Borleteau herself, alongside Clara Bourreau and in collaboration with Laure Giappiconi, the story revolves around a young woman who entered into a strip club called À mon seul désir one day. She believed she’d found a place where love couldn’t reach her, where a cunt was called a cunt, and where she could play with her body unhampered by matters of the heart. But further surprises were in store for her…

Produced by Marine Arrighi on behalf of Apsara Films (who also assisted the filmmaker with her debut feature), My Sole Desire has been pre-purchased by Canal+ and Ciné+ and also enjoys the support of the CNC - by way of an advance on receipts - and the SOFICA company Arte/Cofinova. The film will be shot over the course of 35 days, with Alexis Kavyrchine (who scooped the 2021 César in his speciality for Bye Bye Morons [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Emmanuel Finkiel
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