Since 26 February, Axelle Ropert has been shooting Petite Solange [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Axelle Ropert
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intervista: Xavier Legrand
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Written by the director (who also co-wrote Mrs. Hyde [+leggi anche:
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Produced by Charlotte Vincent for Aurora Films, Petite Solange has been pre-purchased by Ciné+, and enjoys the support of the SOFICA companies Cinémage and Cinécapital, as well as the Ile-de-France and Pays de la Loire regions where the film is due to be shot, with Sébastien Buchmann (Alice and the Mayor [+leggi anche:
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For the record, Aurora Films’ other works notably include the documentary If It Were Love [+leggi anche:
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