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How teenage film director s debut explores definition of love

BBC News By Emma Jones image copyrightCurzon image captionSuzanne Lindon plays a schoolgirl in a platonic relationship with the 30-something Raphael, played by Arnaud Valois Chloé Zhao may have just won her first best director Oscar at the age of 39 for Nomadland - but away from the awards ceremonies, a younger French woman is celebrating simply having made her first feature film aged 19. Suzanne Lindon, who turned 21 this month, wrote the screenplay for Spring Blossom at the age of 15, and then directed and starred in the film while she was still a teenager. I think what gave me confidence to try directing was my desire to act, she says. I always wanted to do it and I m from an acting family in France. I needed to feel legitimate in choosing that path, so the way I found was to write my own role.

Suzanne Lindon on the cliché-avoiding age gap romance of Spring Blossom

Á Nos Amours changed its name from  Suzanne just ahead of its theatrical release. Courtesy of Curzon “I was lucky to be 19 when I directed it, because I had clear ideas on adolescence,” says Lindon, who is now 20, over Zoom from Paris in the middle of April. “Sometimes when you watch movies about young people by adults, they write about what they remember, and it’s beautiful to have their memories. But I wanted to give my point of view of that age, because it’s a complicated period when you discover yourself, and when you’re more interested in fantasies than real life.

French Film Festival, anniversary summer edition, to unfold July 1-11

Sursa foto: tvr.ro The French Film Festival (FFF) in Romania celebrates 25 years of existence with an anniversary summer edition that will take place July 1 - 11, in the cities of Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Iasi, Timisoara, Brasov, Braila, Constanta, Sfantu Gheorghe, Sibiu and Suceava, reports agerpres. According to a press statement released by the French Institute on Tuesday, moviegoers are invited to this year s edition to watch the newest and most remarkable French films, both in cinemas and outdoors, in compliance with the COVID-19 health regulations, as well as on line, for the first time in the history of the festival. Organisers have designed five sections of five films each. The festival also brings a lot of novelties for this edition.

Spring Blossom review: age-gap romance in full bloom

A portrait of romance and fantasy, boredom and adolescence, Suzanne Lindon’s understated and elegant debut navigates the unique thrills of first love. At 16 years old, the psyche of young Parisian Suzanne (also played by Lindon) is little occupied outside of school and home. She has two posters on display in her bedroom – one of Bambi (1942), the other of À Nos Amours (1983) – fitting décor for a precocious and long-limbed adolescent looking for excitement elsewhere. Suzanne’s gaze is distant and disconnected around her fellow students, the claustrophobic camerawork making clear that her mind is withdrawn. When she catches sight of a handsome man, Raphaël (Arnaud Valois), nearly 20 years her senior outside a local Montmartre theatre, she finds that her obsession with and adoration of him fills the gap in her distracted mind.

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