Critically acclaimed and nominated for five Lumiere awards (France’s equivalent to the Golden Globes), Emmanuel Mouret’s “Love Affair(s)” gives heartache the Scheherazade treatment, tackling a network ...

“Where do things truly start?” wonders the narrator of Emmanuel Mouret’s relentlessly middlebrow romantic comedy Trois Amies, a story of three women and their relationships that never feels like it’s ...

film review trailer interview: Emmanuel Mouret film profile], the ninth feature by Emmanuel Mouret, on 28 August. The filmmaker is a regular at the major festivals, having presented Venus and Fleur ...

Wednesday 25 February saw Emmanuel Mouret kick off eight weeks of filming on his 13th feature, Dr Albertini’s Office (working title). This sophisticated director is a familiar face at the major ...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Emmanuel Mouret (born 30 June 1970) is a French actor, director and screenwriter. Description above from the Wikipedia article Emmanuel Mouret, licensed under ...

Kinology (“Annette”) has closed a raft of deals on two highlights from its slate, “Argonuts,” an animated feature produced by TAT Productions, the banner behind “The Jungle Bunch,” and Emmanuel Mouret ...

In Tricia Romano’s “The Freaks Came Out to Write,” an editor sums it up: “We were such a weird animal. We weren’t apples or oranges. We were like a kumquat.” ...

We open on the French town of Lyon, which the narrator helpfully points out over a series of local landmarks is “the main setting of this story.” He shows us a teacher on his first day at school.