Paris and Los Angeles-based Other Angle Pictures has begun international sales for director Alexander Arkady’s psychological thriller. Last concert (fake note), Starring Benoît Poelvaude and Cad Mérad.
Set at the Paris Opera House in the 1990s, the film tells the story of a famous orchestra conductor who is trapped in the opera house during a snowstorm and engages in a tense battle of wits with his adoring fans.
Arcady and Diane Kurys will produce through their production company New Light Films, and Moonlight Films will release it in France on March 25th.
Other Angle’s 2026 calendar also features Leo Grandperre’s feel-good comedy Become Awesome (Devian Genial)The film stars Manu Payet as a down-on-his-luck history teacher who takes a job as a German teacher to be closer to his daughter, but chaos ensues when he is forced to plan a last-minute school trip to Germany.
Co-starring Melja Bedia and Marie-Julie Baup, the film was produced by Maxime Delaney and Romain Rousseau of the Paris-based production company Nolita Cinema. “Apollo” will be released in France on April 15th.
We will also start selling at Other Angle. inside girl, The film is directed by and stars Ahmed Shira, who plays a bumbling police officer assigned to a highly secret undercover mission in which he disguises himself as a woman in order to gain access to a group of deadly female warriors.
Co-starring Michel Larocque and popular French rapper and actor Karlis. Daniel Tordjman will serve as producer for 74 Films. inside girl It had its world premiere at the Alpe d’Huez Comedy Film Festival in January, and Pan Distribution will release it in France on February 11th.
All three films will have their market screening premieres this week at Paris Rendez-Vous (January 13-20).
The company also participated in the directorial debut of French actor Grégoire Ludig. jill united The story of a 41-year-old driving instructor who dreams of a professional football career in England so passionately that he is shunned by his daughter and abandoned by his wife, and then tries to start his life over and prove that he was wrong.
Rudig co-stars with Nina Meurisse, Benjamin Tranier, Bernard Campan, and Sara Sco. Produced by Blagbuster and Nolita Cinema. Apollo plans to release the film in France.
