Love Letters

A Feature film of

Alice Douard

Produced by

Apsara Films

Production year2025

French release19/11/2025

Runtime1 h 37 min

Synopsis

Céline is expecting her firstborn. But she’s not the one who’s pregnant. In three months, her wife Nadia will give birth to their daughter. Under the gaze of her friends, her mother, and the law, Céline looks for her place and sense of legitimacy.

Credits

Director (1)

Alice Douard
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Production and distribution (4)

Executive Producer : Apsara Films

Co-productions : Les Films de June, France 2 Cinéma

Film exports/foreign sales : Pulsar Content

French distribution : Tandem

Full credits (16)

Executive Producer : Marine Arrighi De Casanova

Screenwriter : Alice Douard

Director of Photography : Jacques Girault

Assistant Director : Tristan Minault

Editor : Pierre Deschamps

Sound Recordist : Erwan Kerzanet

Costume designer : Pauline Juille

Co-producers : Marie Boitard, Alice Douard

Production manager : Marie Boitard

Press Attachés (film) : Florence Narozny, Mathis Elion

Sound editors : Vincent Vatoux, Caroline Reynaud

Continuity supervisor : Marion Bernard

Production Designer : Anne-Sophie Delseries

Grader : Laurent Navarri

Sound mixers : Caroline Reynaud, Olivier Guillaume

Post-production supervisor : Clara Vincienne

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17 NOVEMBER 2025

Alice Douard on 'Love Letters' ('Des preuves d'amour')

Céline is about to become a mother, but it’s her wife Nadia who is pregnant. In Love Letters, Alice Douard follows this non-gestational mother as she searches for her place under the gaze of friends, family, and the law, questioning what makes someone a “real” parent.

After premiering earlier this year at Cannes in Critics’ Week, the film is now reaching new audiences, with releases in Belgium on November 19 and Switzerland on November 27.

In our interview, Alice Douard talks about queer parenthood, the fragile feeling of legitimacy, and how love can be both a protection and a battleground.