Justine Triet, nominated several times for Oscars and Césars, continues to seduce audiences and critics with her Palme d’Or, Anatomy of a fall . As these two ceremonies, the most prestigious in American and French cinema, approach, the director confided that she is banking on superstition to secure new awards.
“I don’t necessarily like it”
In an excerpt from the show “Beau Geste” by Pierre Lescure spotted by Huffington Post, Triet admitted to having “a little obsessive-compulsive disorder.” Among these, in particular the director I stopped cutting your hair over a year ago.
“I decided that I had to wait until the end of the promotion so as not to jinx myself. So, from a capillary point of view, there are limits (laughs)”.Lescure explained to Pierre, agreeing not to touch her hair by the end of March, after the Oscar ceremony. Justine Triet also confided:
I don’t necessarily like it. For every decision I make heads or tails. This is difficult.
Currently, Anatomy of a fall continues his frenetic race towards success. The film accumulates nominations. With 11 César awards, including one for best achievement, the film is firmly positioned in the awards race. As for the Oscars, Justine Triet and her work are in the running five categories, including best filmof the best directorFrom the best actress for Sandra Hüller, from the original screenplay (for Triet and Arthur Harari) e best editing.
To find out the verdict go to February 23rd, then March 12th. However, it’s hard to know when Justine Triet will dare get close to a pair of scissors again.
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