Juliette Binoche will work in the new American trailer "Between two worlds"

"It's a commando operation. 90 minutes, not a second more." Cohen Media Group has unveiled the new official American trailer for a French independent film titled Between two worlds, also called Ouistreham. This first premiered in 2021 at the Cannes Film Festival and finally gets a theatrical release in the United States in August more than two years later. A long-standing passion project for Juliette Binoche, Between two worlds is adapted from Le Quai de Ouistreham by Florence Aubenas (The Night Cleaner), and marks Emmanuel Carrère's return to directing for the first time since La Moustache in 2008. Acclaimed author Marianne Winckler investigates undercover the exploitation of the working class in Northern France. She eventually takes a job as a housekeeper on the cross-Channel ferry and develops close ties with the other housekeepers, many of whom have extremely limited resources and earning opportunities. As she learns more about the plight of these workers, Marianne struggles with her deception of them and tries to rationalize that it's for the greater good. Sounds really good, an important and thought provoking French social realism drama.

Here is the official US trailer (+ poster) of Entre deux mondes by Emmanuel Carrère, on YouTube:

Oscar-winning Juliette Binoche plays Marianne Winckler, a well-known author, who moves to northern France to do research for her new book on the subject of job insecurity. job. Without revealing her true identity, she gets hired as a housekeeper, working with a group of other women. In this role, she experiences first-hand financial instability and social invisibility. But she also discovers mutual aid & solidarity, strong bonds shared by these shadow workers. Between Two Worlds, originally known as Ouistreham in French, is directed by French author/filmmaker Emmanuel Carrère, director of the films Retour à Kotelnitc and La Moustache previously; also an acclaimed screenwriter ("The Returned", "Fred Vargas") and novelist. The screenplay is written by Emmanuel Carrère and Hélène Devynck, based on the essay "Le Quai de Ouistreham" by Florence Aubenas. It originally premiered at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival in the Directors' Fortnight section, and it has already opened in France in early 2022. Cohen Media will debut Carrère's Between Two Worlds in select US theaters from August 11. 2023. Do you look good?

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