Brother and Sister

After a family tragedy, Alice and Louis Vuillard meet again after twenty years. They are two siblings in their fifties who have drifted apart by their own account. Alice is an actress and has long been avoiding Louis, who is a teacher and poet. Now, after the sudden death of their parents, the siblings will have no choice but to confront each other's presence once and for all.

'Brother and Sister' is directed by French film director Arnaud Desplechin, author of titles such as 'Kings and Queen', 'The Sentinel' and 'The Ghosts of Ismael', who stands out for having won the César for best director in 2016 for 'Three Memories of My Youth'. Desplechin co-writes the film with Julie Peyr, a two-time César nominee for best adaptation and best original screenplay, as well as nominated for the Venice Film Festival's Golden Osella for best screenplay.

Marion Cotillard ('La Vie En Rose: Edith Piaf', 'Inception', 'Two Days, One Night') and Melvil Puopaud ('Laurence Anyways', 'Speed Racer', 'The Time That Remains') star in the feature. The rest of the cast includes actors and actresses Golshifteh Farahani, Patrick Timsit, Benjamin Siksou, Joël Cudennec, Max Baissette de Malglaive, Nicolette Picheral, Cosmina Stratan, Francis Leplay, Clément Hervieu-Léger, Alexandre Pavloff, and Claire Duburcq.

• Drama