Catherine Deneuve Hospitalized in Paris After Mild Stroke
Iconic French actress known for “Belle de Jour” is 76
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‘The Truth’ Film Review: Catherine Deneuve and Juliette Binoche Grapple With Honesty and Each Other
Venice 2019: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s first non-Japanese film captures a mother-daughter relationship fraught with resentments
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Catherine Deneuve Drama ‘The Truth’ to Kick Off Venice Film Festival
Film is first that Japanese director Kore-eda Hirokazu has made outside his home country
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Former Berlin Film Festival Director Defends Harvey Weinstein From ‘Lynch Mob': ‘Simply Disgusting’
Moritz De Hadeln ran the Berlin Film Festival for more than 20 years before leaving in 2001
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Brigitte Bardot Calls #MeToo Movement ‘Hypocritical, Ridiculous’
The 83-year-old French actress added that the “majority of cases” were “without interest”
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Catherine Deneuve Apologizes for Criticizing #MeToo Movement
Last week, the French actress signed an open letter that called the movement “puritanical” and a “witch hunt”
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Catherine Deneuve Joins 100 Frenchwomen Bashing ‘Puritanical’ #MeToo ‘Witch Hunt’
“Rape is a crime but insistent or clumsy flirting is not,” prominent women write in open letter in Le Monde
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‘The Midwife’ Review: Catherine Deneuve Shines in Otherwise Murky Weepie
Built on the relationship between Deneuve and Catherine Frot’s characters, the film is maddeningly vague about that relationship’s history
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Annette Bening Named as President of Venice Film Festival Jury
Actress ends an 11-year run of male jury heads
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What Hollywood Can Learn From New Crop of Foreign Language Movies (Guest Blog)
Films like “A Man Called Ove” and “Brand New Testament” prove that audiences can connect even when they have to read subtitles
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‘Brand New Testament’ Cast Talk God, Catherine Deneuve and Gorilla Suits
TheWrap’s Screening Series: Belgium’s submission for the Best Foreign Film Oscar is an “Amelie”-like fantasy comedy
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Cannes Opening Night Features Big Stars, Big Misfire With ‘Standing Tall’
Army of A-listers including Natalie Portman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Julianne Moore, Sienna Miller turn up for the premiere of the relentlessly dark character study
