Jean qui sème
Natacha Régnier
© Thomas Bartel
Two half-sisters with opposing approaches break into their deceased father’s house to claim what they believe is rightfully theirs, only to discover that his true wish was to mend the relationships he had helped destroy.
Cast : Romane de Stabenrath, Tess Barthélemy, Anastasia Andrushkevich
Scenario: Natacha Régnier, Lise Tiersen, Jérôme Genevray
Cinematography: Virginie Saint-Martin
Sound: Eliott Puttemans
Editing: Jeanne Signé
Music: David Reyes
Scenario: Natacha Régnier, Lise Tiersen, Jérôme Genevray
Cinematography: Virginie Saint-Martin
Sound: Eliott Puttemans
Editing: Jeanne Signé
Music: David Reyes
Production : DACP – De l’Autre Côté du Périph’, Adami
After a dazzling debut in film, winning an acting award at Cannes and the César Award for Most Promising Actress for Éric Zonca’s La Vie rêvée des anges (1998), Natacha Régnier went on to star in a series of arthouse films, working notably with François Ozon, Costa Gavras, Chantal Akerman, Eugène Green, Anne Fontaine, Lucas Belvaux, Emmanuel Bourdieu, Claude Mourieras, and Isabelle Czajka… For two years, she toured alongside composer and musician Yann Tiersen, performing three duets. In 2011, she ventured into theater with André Engel, Bérangère Janelle, and Michel Fagadau, then into readings and TV movies with Benoît Jacquot, Leslie Gwinner, and Fred Garson. Since 2018, she has also appeared in series such as Marseille, La Promesse, and Les Bracelets Rouges. More recently, she exhibited a photo series titled Fenêtres in Brussels and, with great enthusiasm, stepped behind the camera for her first short film, Jean qui sème.