For the third time sinc

e 2016, French international sales agency Elle Driver (directed by Adeline Fontan-Tessaur) boasts a Palme d’Or contender in its line-up, which is a sure way of securing good deals at the Marché du Film (running 17 – 25 May), unfolding within the wider context of the 75th Cannes Film Festival. The trump card in question is Leila's Brothers, the new feature film by on-the-rise Iranian director Saeed Roustaee who received great acclaim for his previous work Just 6.5, which was unveiled in Venice’s Orizzonti section in 2019.

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The Elle Driver team will also be negotiating on behalf of two debut feature films by women directors likewise set to be showcased on the Croisette: Everybody Loves Jeanne [+lee también:
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Also due to arrive in the sales agent’s line-up is Making Of [+lee también:
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On the topic of post-productions, the Marché du Film will see Elle Driver revealing the first images from family adventure comedy The Lulus by Yann Samuell (starring Francois Damiens, Alex Lutz, Isabelle Carré, Ahmed Sylla and Didier Bourdon), and from Guillaume Nicloux’s The Lockdown Tower [+lee también:
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Last but not least, the sales agent will boast market premieres of Freestyle [+lee también:
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