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Daily Mail.In the documentary, Béart talks about her abuser, noting: “Since my father, my mother and my friends didn’t notice anything, you could do this again, and you did, over four years.” She added that her grandmother “saved” her from the pain.“Such a Resounding Silence” will also chronicle the stories of four other incest victims. The film will air on France’s M6 channel on Sept.

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Baloji And Emmanuelle Béart To Preside Over Cannes Caméra D’Or Jury For Best First Film

Belgian rapper and filmmaker Baloji and French film actress Emmanuelle Béart have been announced as co-presidents of the Cannes Film Festival’s Caméra d’Or jury for the upcoming 77th edition, running from May 14 to 25.

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Danis Tanović to Head Cairo Film Festival Jury, ‘Back to Alexandria,’ Starring Fanny Ardant and Nadine Labaki, to Play in Competition

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Bosnian director and screenwriter Danis Tanović, whose “No Man’s Land” won the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, has been selected as the president of the Official Competition Jury at the 45th edition of the Cairo Film Festival. As well as the Oscar, “No Man’s Land” won best screenplay at Cannes in 2001.

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‘Mission: Impossible’ Star Emmanuelle Béart Opens Up About Sexual Abuse By A Family Member

Emmanuelle Béart, who starred alongside Tom Cruise in 1996’s “Mission: Impossible”, is opening up about enduring horrific sexual abuse when she was a child — at the hands of a family member.

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Charades Boards Venice Horizons Indian Thriller ‘Stolen,’ First Clip Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)

Naman Ramachandran Paris-based sales company Charades has boarded international sales on “Stolen,” the only Indian feature selected at the Venice Film Festival. The film, which will bow within the festival’s Horizons Extra strand, tells the story of the havoc that ensues when opposite worlds collide after two urban young men become embroiled in an impoverished mother’s desperate journey to be reunited with her child. It is described as a “breathtaking action thriller” and the “hidden gem in world cinema” by Venice artistic director Alberto Barbera.

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French TV Screenings: ‘Agatha Christie’s Criminal Games’ & ‘Syndrome E’ Sell As Sky Italia, Canada’s CBC & Others Swoop

EXCLUSIVE: Sky Italia and CBC are among the international buyers swooping for Gallic content following last week’s inaugural French TV Screenings.