Historic drama by Céline Sciamma.
With Noémie Merlant, Adèle Haenel, Luàna Bajrami and Valérie Golino.
Set in 1770, on an island in Brittany, Héloïse refuses to pose for her wedding portrait. Her mother commissions Marianne, a young painter, to make her portrait by pretending she is a hired companion. The film was shot in Brittany on the Quiberon Peninsular and in Saint-Dégan. The film received eight prizes and 27 nominations.
Drama by Jeanne Herry.
With Sandrine Kiberlain, Gilles Lellouche and Elodie Bouchez.
Born an unwanted child, Theo is put up for adoption. The first days of waiting for a family, the unrelenting work of the social services and committed professionals, the journey of Alice, a potential adoptive mother… Theo’s future is played out in the two months following his birth. This wonderful and moving film was partly filmed in Brittany in Brest and Locmaria-Plouzané.
Dramatic comedy by Christophe Honoré.
With Vincent Lacoste, Pierre Deladonchamps and Denis Podalydès.
In the 1990s, Arthur, a 20-year-old student in Rennes, meets Jacques, a writer living in Paris with his son. But Jacques knows has an incurable illness and struggles to follow the advice of Mathieu, his neighbour and friend. They begin a relationship where time is running out. This serious and beautiful film was partly filmed in Rennes and Binic.
Comedy by Rémi Bezançon, adapted from the novel by David Foenkinos.
With Fabrice Luchini, Camille Cottin, Alice Isaaz, Bastien Bouillon and Vincent Winterhalter.
Crozon, its turquoise coastline and its granite houses are the stars of this literary mystery. An editor discovers a masterpiece among a pile of manuscripts rejected by the biggest publishers in the local library. Once published, the book becomes a best-seller. Persuaded it’s a sham, an influential literary critic decides to investigate in Brittany.
Historical drama by Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
With Audrey Tautou, Gaspard Ulliel and Dominique Pinon.
During the First World War, five soldiers are accused of self-harming to avoid their duty. They are sentenced to death by court-martial. Manech is one of them. Yet, on the west coast of Brittany, his fiancée, Mathilde, refuses to believe he is dead. An epic quest for lost love, partly filmed between Finistère and the Pink Granite Coast.
Drama by Emily Atef.
With Marie Bäumer, Birgit Minichmayr and Robert Gwisdek.
Set off to Quiberon for a black & white intimate journey. 1981, Romy Schneider has checked into an exclusive health spa in the Breton seaside resort of Quiberon with the intention of quitting alcohol. Despite her fragile state and having previously been burned by the German press, she agreed to an interview and photo shoot with Stern magazine. It would prove to be incendiary, and her last before her death.
Crime serie based on the internationally best-selling novels by Jean-Luc Bannalec
With Pasquale Aleardi.
Brittany is seen by some as the end of the world. Like homicide inspector Georges Dupin, who has been relocated there from Paris. With his fish allergy and fear of the ocean, he feels like, well, a fish out of water… Fortunately, his charm and warmth help him crack the shell of the most silent Bretons – and win over his new colleagues. At least the rugged, majestic landscapes of Brittany provide an invigorating backdrop to Dupin’s adventures! A smash hit in Germany with five million viewers.
Horror series by Samuel Bodin.
With Victoire Du Bois and Lucie Boujenah.
How about a Breton thrill ride with popcorn tonight? Marianne horror TV-series set in rural Brittany follows Emma, a famous and successful horror writer. Sick of the twisted world she has created, Emma decides to retire from writing. But after a childhood friend shows up at one of her book signings, out of the blue, and hangs herself, Emma is forced to return to the very place she swore she would never return. Her hometown.
