Catherine Breillat
Filmmaker interview
The provocative French auteur tells IndieWire how she finds meaning beyond the script in her approach to both the camera and the actors.
Film Review
The "Fat Girl" director is back at the top of her game with this surprisingly chaste incest drama about a middle-aged woman struggling to make sense of her own desire.
Exclusive: Léa Drucker leads Breillat's first film in a decade that focuses on a love triangle between a teen, his dad, and step-mother.
From Lars von Trier to John Cameron Mitchell and almost every Vincent Gallo movie, here are the films that captured real sex.
Nearly 25 years later, Caroline Ducey remains furious over a boundary that was crossed on set. But she also makes the case for people to see the movie now.
French provocateur Breillat currently heads the Locarno Film Festival jury.
The French auteur is très outspoken in an increasingly bizarre interview.
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