2021
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16 ore fa · We know her as an actress in films by Yórgos Lánthimos, Guy Maddin and Richard Linklater , however it’s as a director of her first feature film that Ariane Labed returns to the Croisette, as part of Un Certain Regard. September Says, a debut film with surrealist undertones, examines love and resentment between young sisters July and ...
2 ore fa · Ariane Labed’s entry to this canon, her directorial feature debut “September Says,” is infused with her own history as a Greek New Wave actress. There are shades of her break-out role in Yorgos Lanthimos’ claustrophobic family drama “Dogtooth” and a callback to her animal impressions in Athina Rachel Tsangari’s sublime, underrated “Attenberg.”
10 ore fa · The road now leads to Cannes’ Un Certain Regard, where Labed premieres her feature directorial debut, “ September Says ,” a sisterhood fable with gothic overtones backed by Irish and British ...
1 giorno fa · EXCLUSIVE: Actress Ariane Labed, best known for her eclectic collection of performances in titles like The Lobster and Attenberg, launches her feature directorial debut, September Says, this ...
16 ore fa · “September Says is an oddly arresting debut for Labed, which promises an even stranger outing should she choose to direct a more adult story.” For those who have read Daisy Johnson’s 2020 novel Sisters, it is easy to see the attraction that caused Greek-French actress Ariane Labed to adapt it for her directorial debut, September Says.
16 ore fa · Ariane Labed simply describes herself as European. Herein is the most concise and expansive way to encompass a career with many footholds, a professional path that kicked off in Greece — where Labed became the emblematic star of the early 2010’s Greek Weird Wave — before winding towards American indie fare from the likes of Richard Linklater, followed by lead roles on primetime French ...
16 ore fa · Element Pictures have shared a first look at Ariane Labed’s September Says ahead of the film’s world premiere at the 77th Cannes fIlm Festival today, May 21st. The synopsis for Labed’s film is as follows: “Sisters July and September are very close, but very different: September is protective ...
