Archive · 21 May 2025
Jodie Foster's New Film 'Vie Privee' Premieres at Cannes
Jodie Foster's new movie, 'Vie Privee', which is in French, was shown for the first time at a big film festival in Cannes.
After the movie, everyone clapped for ten minutes to show how much they liked it.
Jodie plays a doctor in the movie who tries to solve a mystery about a patient.
This is Foster's first French-speaking role in many years, showing she can act in different languages.
Jodie Foster's French-language film 'Vie Privee' premiered at Cannes Film Festival.
The film received a ten-minute standing ovation at the premiere.
'Vie Privee' stars Foster as a psychiatrist investigating a patient's death.
The film marks Foster's first French-language role in two decades.
Sony Pictures Classics and Ad Vitam will distribute the film in various regions.
- Who
- Jodie Foster and director Rebecca Zlotowski.
- What
- Foster's new French-language film, 'Vie Privee', premiered and received a standing ovation.
- When
- Premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.
- Where
- Cannes Film Festival.
- Why
- To premiere and showcase the film.
- Movie Title
- 'Vie Privee' (A Private Life)
- Starring
- Jodie Foster
- Director
- Rebecca Zlotowski
- Distribution (France)
- Ad Vitam
- Distribution (North America, Latin America)
- Sony Pictures Classics
- Foster's previous French-language film
- 'A Very Long Engagement' (2005)
