Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. French director Albert Dupontel describes his new film See You Up There as “a pamphlet against the modern world”. Based on a novel by ...

Anchored by Albert Dupontel's impressive turn, this giddily implausible crime yarn barrels ahead with a propulsive sense of energy. “I don’t do trust,” Franck Adrien (Dupontel) says more than once, ...

French filmmaker Albert Dupontel’s bureaucratic satire arrives on a wave of critical and commercial success. Opening at the height of the pandemic to impressive box office numbers in his home country, ...

In director Albert Dupontel’s unwieldy dark comedy, a dying woman circumvents French bureaucracy to find her long-lost son. A suicidal IT specialist and a blind archivist help a dying woman find the ...

Albert Dupontel’s Bye Bye Morons topped the awards at a politically-charged 46th Césars ceremony on Friday evening (March 12), marked by growing anger within the French film industry over the ongoing ...

Actor-director Albert Dupontel's Gaumont-backed feature 'See You Up There' is a post-World War I crime epic starring Nahuel Perez Biscayart, Laurent Lafitte and Niels Arestrup. By Jordan Mintzer The ...

He went to “all the young French leading men”, he says, searching for an actor to play Edouard Pericourt, an aspiring artist from a wealthy family who suffers a terrible fate on the battlefields of ...

Written by Albert Dupontel, the story of Second Tour revolves around Miss Pove, a disgraced political journalist who has been relegated to the football pages and who is asked to follow the ongoing ...

EXCLUSIVE: Soldiers-turned-swindlers drama with $22.5m budget to shoot in March. Gaumont has boarded Albert Dupontel’s ambitious $22.5m (€20m) post-First World War drama See You Up There, about two ...

The story, written by Albert Dupontel, revolves around 43-year-old Suze Trappet, a hairdresser by profession. After she finds out that she is seriously ill, she decides to head off in search of a ...

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