When Mathieu Amalric’s
Barbara with Jeanne Balibar premiered in the Un Certain Regard program of this year’s Cannes Film Festival in May, it won an award for
Best Poetic Narrative. A month later, it won the
Jean Vigo Award, and now, as
Fabien . . .
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