Léa has been cast in the newest project by portuguese director Raoul Ruiz, a period drama titled “Débâcle“. It will be the second time that Léa works with Raoul as she also had a part in his over 4 hour long project “Mystères De Lisbonne”. The film which will center around the Battle of Bussaco, will start filming in October 2nd. Sounds exciting!

Léa was part of “Le Carrosse Noir” a 28-minute film which was released in seven episodes and was filmed in the Palm Beach Hotel in Cannes last year. It was Christian Louboutin’s original idea and was directed by Benoit Tételin. I have screencapped the short in which she appears named “Léa the conjurer”. You can watch online here.

I have finally managed to screencap my “Belle Épine” dvd so we now +1500 high quality screencaptures of it in the gallery. The film received great reviews (and in my opinion well deserved) which praised Léa’s portrayal of Prudence Friedmann which won her a César nomination. On a personal note, I found it really cute that Léa’s own mother played her character’s on-screen mom. I really enjoyed the film and I’d recommend it to everyone. If you haven’t seen it yet make sure you do as it’s a must-see for Léa fans.

Warning: The album contains film spoilers and some adult content so proceed at your own risk.

The trailer for Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol has been released and Léa is featured in it very briefly but definitely worth checking out! The film which is directed by Brad Bird will premiere on December 16th.

Le Forum de Bord Cadre got the first look at Benoit Jacquot’s newest project “Farewell, my Queen” which is currently being filmed and stars Léa alongside Diane Kruger, Noémie Lvovsky and Virginie Ledoyen amongst others. You can watch the video online here ! I’ve added the screencaptures to the gallery, enjoy!

The official site for Memento Films has updated with the first still of L’enfant D’en Haut and the synopsis. Check it out!

A luxury ski resort in Switzerland. 12-year-old Simon lives in the industrial valley below, with his jobless sister. Every day, he takes the ski-lift to the opulent ski world above, stealing equipment from the rich tourists to resell to the local kids back down. As he partners with a crooked British seasonal worker, Simon loses his boundaries, which affects the relationship with his sister. Confronted with a truth they had both been escaping, Simon seeks refuge up above.

Léa posed with a hairpiece from Franck Provost’s collection especially dedicated to commemorate the 16th anniversary of the company’s collaboration with the Cannes Film Festival. A signed picture will later be auctioned off with the profits being given to charity. For more information, you can join their facebook or follow them on twitter!