We’re excited to share that the series Désenchantées, where cinematographer Florent Astolfi expertly captured the visuals, has been officially selected for this year’s Festival de la Fiction running from September 16 to 25. Directed by David Hourrègue and produced by Banijay Studios France, the show follows the haunting disappearance of fifteen-year-old Sarah Leroy, a case that shook Bouville-sur-Mer and the nation. Though a suspect was swiftly arrested, the truth was never revealed. Twenty years later, journalist Fanny returns to confront a past filled with secrets. The cast includes Constance Labbé, Marie Denarnaud, Fleur Geffrier, Élodie Frenck, Jonas Bloquet and Marc......

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We are delighted to reveal that the series Belphégor is part of the 2025 selection for the Festival de la Fiction, held from September 16 to 25. In this gripping tale, costume designer Frédéric Cambier breathes life into every character through costumes rich in emotion and detail. Directed by Jérémy Mainguy and produced by Pathé, the series follows Hafsa, a new art restorer at the Louvre, who becomes entangled in a string of mysterious disappearances linked to an ancient Mesopotamian mask of the storm god Belphégor, forcing her to confront both those pursuing her and the shadows of her past.......

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We're excited to announce that the TV series The Deal, with images shot by director of photography Adrien Bertolle,  has been chosen to compete in the 2025 edition of the Festival de la Fiction, taking place from September 16 to 25. Directed by Jean-Stéphane Bron and produced by Bande à Part Films, Les Films Pelléas, RTS (Radio Télévision Suisse), Gaumont Television France, Bidibul Productions, and Versus Production, the series is set in Geneva, 2015, where Swiss diplomat Alexandra Weiss navigates high-stakes US-Iran negotiations, complicated by the sudden return of her former lover, Iranian engineer Payam Sanjabi. The series features Veerle......

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Don’t miss Dracula, the feature film releasing tomorrow in French cinemas, showcasing bold visuals crafted by the cinematographer Colin Wandersman. Directed by Luc Besson and produced by Luc Besson Productions, EuropaCorp, and Actarus, the story plunges us into the 15th century where Prince Vladimir, shattered by the tragic death of his beloved, rejects God only to be cursed with eternal life. Thus begins the dark legend of Dracula. Condemned to roam through centuries his only hope is to one day find his lost love. The film stars Caleb Landry Jones, Christoph Waltz, Matilda De Angelis, and Zoe Bleu. @mgmtoperandi...

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