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The article presents an interview with the French film director, Guillaume Brac. It mentions about the Brac's working with the French screenwriter, Catherine Paille, along with discusses about the documentary, L'lie au tresor, directed by the Brac. It also mentions the challenges in filming a place without filming those who live there has never interested.

The article talks about a delay in the theatrical release of several motion pictures such as "First Cow" directed by Kelly Reichardt, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It mentions about several other motion pictures that are waiting for their theatrical release such as "Bernadette a disparu" by Richard Linklater; "Les Fantomes du sanatorium" by Frédéric Goldbronn and "Isabella" by Matías Piñeiro.

The article offers insight to the photographic works of Indian film director Satyajit Ray. It mentions about series of unpublished photographs taken during stays in India and abroad din the 1960s and 1970s. It mentions that he especially underlined the influence that Henri Cartier-Bresson had had on his work.

The article presents an interview with Jonathan Coe, an English novelist and writer, exploring information on his work that has an underlying preoccupation with political issues, although this serious engagement is often expressed comically in the form of satire.

The article presents an interview with the film directors and screenwriter, Salif Cisse; Ana Blagojevic; and the Edouard Sulpice. It mentions the working of Salif Cisse with the French film director, Guillaume Brac, along with discusses that how theatrical troupe spirit collectively nurture your respective characters.

The article presents the discussion on Bombay as in the tropical forests near the port town of Ratnagiri receiving the Golden CEil for the best Cannes documentary in 2021 for Whole Night.

An interview with Marion Burger, winner of the 2022 Higher Commission Prize technique (CST) of the young technician for film "Un petit frère" at the Cannes Film Festival. Topics discussed include working in a movie "Magnetic Beats" as impression of doing a job of a journalist; spaceship reconstruction and mixed a lot of imaginations collectives around the capsule and broaches the question of the hearth and shot in many interiors which crystallize evolution.

The article presents a brief profile of filmmakers Kelly Reichardt and Peter Hutton. It mentions that Reichardt always tried to flee her Florida native, which she nevertheless celebrated in her first motion picture "River of Grass" and her motion pictures are a series of crossings of landscapes with the exception of "Certaines femmes." It also mentions about the motion picture "First Cow," directed by Reichardt.

The article discusses about the sluggish market available for the French films, along with mentions the average attendance of the audience at the theatres in July 2020. Topics discussed include author films by majors or popular French films such as Christopher Nolan's Tenet; and the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on motion picture industry.

The article reports that fourteen rare silent films were restored and selected by the Hungarian National Archive, which has carte blanche at the Jdrome Seydoux-Path Foundation until October 12, 2021.

An interview is presented with an actor Philippe Chevassu. Topics discussed include the stake of the profession of wealth distributor today; his views on the communication around the film that has deeply complicated the profession; and the impact of arrival of platforms and pay television channels broadcasting movies such as Ciné+ on his work.

The article offers information about the collaboration between U.S. film director, Anthony Mann and U.S. actor, James Stewart between 1950 and 1955.

The article presents views of screenwriter Julie Lecoustre and film director Emmanuel Marre on their untitled film on struggle of a young women. It highlights the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on filming the scenes of the movie. It also reports on challenges faced by them in filming the scenes in COVID affected areas, as of April 2021.

The article focuses on the Bibliotheque videos of the Lieu historique nationale de France, National Historic Site of France, which offers information on collections of cinephiles and VOD (video on demand platforms). It presents views of Henri Moisan, owner of the television manufacturer Videosphere, on subsidies and videoclubs, as of March 2021.

The article informs on Lumiere film festival featuring films including "Hester Street," "Between the Lines," and "A Fish in the Bathtub."