- Clemence Coulon, actress and director
- Helen Gigouactress
She failed this competition twice but, twenty-five years later, she returned to film a class at the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art.
The film of Valerie Donzelli“Rue du conservatoire” is the opportunity for her to capture on film this youth before its great leap into the future.
It was with this young director that she had the idea for this film.
Clemence Coulon is a student, actress and director like Valérie Donzelli, it is with Hamlet this first production that she will close this last year.
To embody her, among others, a young actress at the dawn of a great career: Helen Gigou
And to supervise them all, a woman, the first woman to direct the Conservatory.
Claire Lasne-Darcueilduring 10 years at the head of the famous institution, she changed its face and opened the doors to diversity.
Conservatory Street on screens from next Wednesday! And many other releases to discover, a sample here:
The choice of films:
- Anaïs, 2 chapters by Marion Gervais
- Beetlejuice Beetlejuice of Tim Burton
- Dahomey by Mati Diop
- The Thread by Daniel Auteuil
- Foreign language by Claire Burger
- The Snow Leopard from Pema Tseden
- The dog trial by Laetitia Dosch
- Once Upon a Time in America: Law and Order by Frederick WIseman (1970 – reissue)
- Johnny got his gun by Dalton Trumbo (1972 – reissue)
Gifts offered to guests:
- The book “François Truffaut, the passion for supporting roles: 100 portraits of actors and actresses” by Armand Hennion published by Lett Motif on August 21, 2024.
- The book “Harcourt studio, Paris: 90 years” by Dominique Besnehard and Guillaume Evin published by Éditions de la Martinière on September 6, 2024.
- The book “Belmondo. Maybe I dream while standing…”, texts by Laurent-Frédéric Bollée and drawings by Jean-Michel Ponzio. Published by Glénat on August 28, 2024.
