Guillaume Canet

Lionsgate has acquired U.S. distribution rights to Guillaume Canet’s “Blood Ties,” which played out of competition at Cannes.” Lionsgate’s sister company Roadside Attractions will release the film.Read Full Story

Marion Cotillard is an Academy Award winner, but her best work to date might be her absolutely stunning son, Marcel. The French actress showed off her beautiful one-year-old while watching partner Guillaume Canet compete in a show jumping even in Paris Friday.Cotillard held onto her son while cheering dad on in the stands, but the focus was definitely on the little blond — who seems destined for stardom, or at least a modeling gig. Mom flashed her winning smile in a simple red sweater and...Read Full Story

Underscoring the breadth of artistic aspirations driving many of today’s European directors, Guillaume Canet’s “Blood Ties” is one of three English-language films helmed by a Euro director playing in Cannes’ official selection. A different animal from the likes of Louis Leterrier and Pierre Morel, 40-year-old thesp-turned-helmer Guillaume Canet didn’t jump into English-language filmmaking to work... Read more »Read Full Story

There are myriad reasons to love am saying anyone, the brilliant new film by Guillaume Canet, but my first for me, the main one which determines all others, is the guitar to the lookout of Mathieu Chedid. M saw the film with Guillaume and improvised soundtrack quickly, with the instinct. Result sticks beautifully to film, accentuating the emotions to a rare degree of intensity. I so loved this film (since The Queen, I must be on a good series.) (So long as it lasts, with the Black Dahlia e.g...Read Full Story

Film: Little White Lies Release date: 15th April 2011 Certificate: TBC Running time: 154 mins Director: Guillaume Canet Starring: Marion Cotillard, François Cluzet, Benoit Magimel, Gilles Lellouche, Laurent Lafitte Genre: Comedy/Drama Studio: Lionsgate Format: Cinema Country: France In 2006, Guillaume Canet took the world by storm with his astoundingly successful thriller Tell No One. This sophomore film by the young director introduced not only himself but modern French cinema to a much...Read Full Story