Rebecca Marder

In 1930s Paris, a murder trial catapults a struggling actress to a new life of wealth and scandalous stardom—until the truth comes out.

Clara, une jeune juive allemande, quitte son pays pour rejoindre son fiancé, Joseph Schreiber, installé à Paris. Le seul rêve de Clara : devenir française au pays de Zola et de Victor Hugo. S’intégrer quand on est allemand, c’est être plus français que les Français.

Written and directed by Suzanne Lindon (Vincent Lindon's daughter and 20 years old at the time of production), SPRING BLOSSOM is a charmingly refreshing and oh so French coming-of-age story that heralds Lindon as a rising international filmmaker to be reckoned with. Suzanne (Suzanne Lindon) is sixteen. She is bored with people her own age.

Alain is a respected, high profile, businessman and a brilliant speaker who let his personal life lapse in favour of corporate success. When he suffers a serious stroke and wakes up in hospital, he finds himself stripped back to zero. Jeanne is a young speech therapist in charge of his rehabilitation. With a lot of patience and hard work, Jeanne and Alain get to know each other and, in their own way, begin to rebuild their lives.

"Someone Somewhere" (Deux Moi) is the story of Rémy and Mélanie, two 30 year olds who live only a few steps away from each other in the same Parisian neighborhood. Whilst Mélanie loses faith in Tinder one-night stands, Rémy can hardly get a date. So close yet totally unaware of each other, feeling lonely in the middle of a big city, they head down two parallel paths that barely ever cross. Can they turn a series of missed opportunities into a life-changing first encounter?