International press roundup: June 2023

Festivals

Beginning with Francia está en pantalla, an event organized by Unifrance. Isabelle Huppert, present in Madrid, declared on Radio Cadena Ser: "What's a scandal today is commonplace tomorrow."
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The Annecy International Animation Film Festival is the other must-attend event of the month. Animation Magazine reported on the fine record of French animation.
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El País highlighted the importance of this festival: "Animation, the last furrow of creativity in cinema."
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Audiovisual focus

In C21, Isabelle Graziadey outlined Terranoa's plans to expand into sport and true crime.
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SeñalNews interviewed Sophie 'Kido' Prigent about the success of Grizzly and the Lemmings.
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Director Vincent Maël Cardona revealed the genesis of his series Haven of Grace in Drama Quarterly.
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Movietele revealed that the Deadly Tropics series will be broadcast in Italy this summer.
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World Screen interviewed Patrice Courtaban, president of TV5 USA.
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While Noticine.com focused on actress Julia de Nunez's projects after Bardot: "The Argentinean BB will continue her university studies."
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The daily El Diario announced that the series Serial Lover will be broadcast in Spain by Atresmedia.
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El Español, another daily, announced that Antena 3 will soon be broadcasting the third season of HIP.
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The RTBF has signed an agreement to broadcast the animated series Runes, TBVision reported.
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In Canada and the United States, MHZ Choice reported on the upcoming broadcast of the series Louis XXVIII, "an outrageous French comedy."
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Theatrical releases

In Australia, Film Ink focused on Driving Madeleine: "A deeply sentimental film, it leans heavily into treacle-sweet nostalgia and is entirely unapologetic for it."
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From Poland, the daily Rzeczpospolita featured Houria : "Dance liberates and brings hope."
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In Quebec, ThatShelf.com reviewed Other People's Children: "Virginie Efira delivers a warm, radiant performance."
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In the United States, the New York Times published an interview with Sébastien Lifshitz about his documentary Casa Susanna, broadcase on PBS.
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In German-speaking Switzerland, the daily Der Bund provocatively asked in its headline about Léonor Serraille, director of Mother and Son: "As a white woman, is she legitimate as a director?"
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In Mexico, Milenio magazine reviewed One Fine Morning: "As rich and deep as the best French cinema."
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We finish this roundup with the homage to Jean Eustache at the Lincoln Center in New York, including the presentation of the 4K restoration of The Mother and the Whore
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