Lou attended the Cineroman Film Festival, as a jury member, between 20 October and 24 October. Click on the gallery link below to go see all new albums with new photos in the gallery!
Events & Premieres > 2021
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Lou attended the Cineroman Film Festival, as a jury member, between 20 October and 24 October. Click on the gallery link below to go see all new albums with new photos in the gallery!
I added new photoshoot outtakes to the gallery taken in 2017. Click on the gallery link below to see all photos from this shoot.
I made screencaps of Lou in the film “Le bal des folles aka The Mad Women’s Ball”. Click on the gallery link below to see all screencaps from the film.
I added 2 new photos to the gallery. The first one is of Lou in the magazine Version Fémina and the second one is a photo taken by Mélanie Laurent for Madame Figaro.
Lou attended the Boite Noire Paris Premiere yesterday, 6 September. Click on the gallery link to see all photos.
French actor-turned-director Stéphane Freiss started shooting in Italy Monday on “Face à Toi,” a drama toplining emerging French star Lou de Laâge and Italy’s Riccardo Scamarcio (“Three Floors”), set against the backdrop of the Jewish harvest festival of Sukkot.
De Laâge plays the 25-year-old Esther who has always lived in a very close-knit Jewish Orthodox community in the south of France and is looking to break out of religious constrictions.
De Laâge, who won France’s Cesar Award for most promising young actress in 2013 for her role in Christian Duguay’s “Jappeloup,” more recently played the lead in Anne Fontaine’s 2016 “The Innocents,” which went to Sundance. She also starred in Fontaine’s “White as Snow,” in 2019, opposite Isabelle Huppert.
Scamarcio, who is among Italy’s top box office draws, plays the older Elio who left his father’s farm in Southern Italy to attend art school in Rome, but then returned home when his father died and has since carried on his family’s farming tradition, which includes cultivating citruses that attract a large number of rabbis every year who come to pick these fruits to send them to Jewish communities scattered throughout the world to celebrate Sukkot.
“They are both constricted by family heritage,” said Freiss, the Cesar-winning veteran actor whose recent credits include “Call My Agent!,” and who is now making his debut as a feature film director.
He added that “the passion sparked by their encounter prompts them both to extricate themselves from family ties.”
French documentary director and Kabbalah expert Pierre-Henry Salfati, at his acting debut, plays Esther’s father, who is a rabbi.
The “Face à Toi” cast also comprises Israel-based Iraqi actor Sasson Gabai (“The Band’s Visit”); French actor-singer Liv Del Estal; Coraly Zahonero (“La Vie Devant Elle”); and Anna Sigalevitch (“Opium”).
“Face à Toi,” which translates to “face yourself,” is a French-Italian co-production between France’s Babe Films and Italy’s Indiana Production, with Canal Plus and Sky Italia. Vision Distribution, the distribution unit formed by Sky Italia and five prominent Italian production companies, is on board to handle theatrical distribution and international sales. The lead producer is Babe Film topper Fabio Conversi.
On 19 June Lou attended the CineRoman Festival At Cinema Pathe Gare du Sud In Nice – Boite Noire Photocall. Click on the gallery link to see all photos.
Lou attended a recording of artistic performances in the streaming stream of Assises de la Parite 2021 in the City Hall of Paris last month, 25 May 2021. Click on the gallery links below to see all photos.
