Juliette Binoche

In six degrees of Juliette Binoche, new French film connects a city full of dots by Jeremiah Robert Wierenga Stop me if you've seen this one already: a singly titled film picturing multiple intersecting stories starring an acclaimed cast of talents. No, it's not a political thriller a la Traffic (2000) or Syriana (2005), and it isn't set in Los Angeles, like Magnolia (1999) or Crash (2004...  

Los Angeles: Agency nabs Binoche, Gandolfini and Bertino -- In recent weeks, CAA has made several client signings that include Oscar-winning French actress Juliette Binoche, "Sopranos" star James Gandolfini, and "The Strangers" writer-director Bryan Bertino.  

French actress Juliette Binoche best know for her roles in Chocolat & The English Patient graces the cover of Crash #50.  The cover was shot by Frank Perrin.  

For Juliette Binoche, who lives and often works in Paris, the opportunity to star in a film that celebrates her city - and is called "Paris," no less - was pretty much irresistible."To me, Paris is like a map of the heart," says the actress, on the phone from her home there the other evening. "You know, it's kind of round, like a heart, and the Seine is like the big artery. ..."At the same time, it's not an easy city to live in, because it's...  

BAMcinématek Rendez-vous with Juliette Binoche @ BAM To conicide with Juliette Binoche’s performance in In-I during the Next Wave Festival, BAMcinématek presents a retrospective of her astonishing film career. Possibly the best French actress of her generation, Juliette Binoche is one of only four French-born actors to win the Academy Award. Today: Disengagement- 6:50, 9:15pm @ BAM Location: 30 Lafayette Avenue, Brookyn (map) Starts...  

François Cluzet; Albert Dupontel; Juliette Binoche; Karin Viard ...Philadelphia InquirerThere is his loveless social worker sister (Juliette Binoche) and her brood of kids. There's a garbage collector from Cameroon . . . it's a veritable ...Move back to Paris rejuvenates BinocheGoErie.comall 2 news articles »  

For Juliette Binoche, who lives and often works in Paris, the opportunity to star in a film that celebrates her city - and is called Paris, no less - was pretty much irresistible.  

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Movie Review "Paris" - Should Rename it "Painful"RedBank.ComI was in the mood for a good movie, I love foreign films, and Juliette Binoche is a brilliant actress. Yet this movie was down right painful. ...  

The HinduCultural alchemyThe HinduA joint production of dancer Akram Khan and actor Juliette Binoche, “In-I” delved into the many layers of love. As one moves towards the Harvey Theatre of ...