Philippe Loiret

17 Mar 10
Notes on Rendez-vous with French Cinema 2010
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Above: Claude and Nathan Miller's I'm Glad My Mother Is Alive. March at the Film Society of Lincoln Center has been something of an annual pilgrimage for Francophiles with the widely popular Rendez
- Christian Carion /
- Michel Hazanavicius /
- Philippe Loiret /
- Axelle Ropert /
- Michel Gondry /
- Alain Guiraudie /
- Riad Sattouf /
- Francois Ozon /
- Claude Miller

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