Feature Film Scripts Script readings 2026

Une de perdue, une de perdue

Mathilde Elu

Next sessions

Tue 20/01

14h15

Centre de Congrès - Grand Angle

Read by India Hair, Georgia Scalliet, Amandine Lourdel and Harpo Guit

Free entrance

Camille moves too fast in love and scares off the girls she meets. She should take her time, but it’s bad timing: in three weeks, her friends are getting married, and there’s no way she’s going to be the only single person there. So she decides to go on her tandem bike: from Nantes to Crozon, determined to find a girlfriend along the way, as hurried and frightening as ever! With her biological clock ticking and global warming looming, the pressure is atmospheric.

Production : Films Grand Huit

Mathilde Elu first worked as a jack-of-all-trades and then as a graphic designer for cinema. She directed her first short film, Brazil, a thriller about pubic hair, then wrote the series Tartine with Clémence Dargent. Her first feature film, developed at La Fémis’s Screenwriting Workshop and Les Ateliers d’Angers, distributed by Le Pacte and sold by Playtime, is currently in production.

Read by :

India Hair

Born to a French-American father and an English mother, India Hair landed her first role in Raphaël Jacoulot’s Avant l'aube. In 2012, she won the Prix Lumière for Most Promising Actress and was nominated for a César for Most Promising Actress for Noémie Lvovsky’s Camille redouble. She went on to appear in Alain Guiraudie’s Rester vertical, Hubert Charuel’s Petit paysan, Quentin Dupieux’s Mandibules and Maïwenn’s Jeanne du Barry. In 2021, she was again nominated for the César for Most Promising Actress for her role in Olivier Babinet’s Poissonsexe. She subsequently appeared in the series Polar Park and Les Enfants sont rois, followed by Aude Léa Rapin’s Planète B, Julie Delpy’s Les Barbares and Emmanuel Mouret’s Trois amies, which was presented in competition at the Venice Film Festival. In 2025, she starred in Valentine Cadic’s Le Rendez-vous de l'été, presented at the Berlinale, and Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne’s Jeunes mères, selected at Cannes. She will soon be appearing in Danielle Arbid and Lucie Borleteau’s series Singapura, and in the films Les Matins merveilleux by Avril Besson and Histoires parallèles by Asghar Farhadi.

Georgia Scalliet

Georgia Scalliet was a sociétaire of the Comédie-Française from 2017 to 2020. She won the Molière for Best Young Female Talent in The Three Sisters. On the big screen, she played the lead role in Gilles Legrand’s L’Odeur de la mandarine alongside Olivier Gourmet. She appeared in the series Les Sauvages by Rebecca Zlotowski, Parlement by Noé Debré and Le Monde n'existe pas by Erwan Le Duc. She also starred in Chronique d’une liaison passagère by Emmanuel Mouret and L'Accident de piano by Quentin Dupieux.

Amandine Lourdel

Harpo Guit

Harpo Guit co-directed with his brother Lenny Guit the short film La Brigade du kiff and the feature films Fils de plouc and Aimer perdre, released in 2025. He also appeared in Benoît Délépine’s Animal Totem with Samir Guesmi and, this year, in Graham Guit’s Plus Forts que le Diable with Melvil Poupaud, which premieres at Premiers Plans, and in Emmanuel Marre’s Notre salut.