Sophie is a quiet and efficient maid who is hired by a wealthy family residing in the French Countryside. Her life takes a turn when she gets acquainted with postmistress Jeanne, who encourages Sophie to rebel against her employers.
Virginie Ledoyen began her film career early at the age 10 in the coming-of-age film ‘Exploits of a Young Don Juan’ (1986). Further she appeared in the TV series ‘La Vie en panne’ (1988) and ‘Haute Tension’ (1990), the drama film ‘The Children Thief’ (1991), and played the title role in the crime-drama film ‘Mima’ (1991).
Ledoyen’s roles as ‘Samantha’ in 1993 film ‘Les Marmottes,’ as ‘Christine’ in drama-film ‘Cold Water’ (1994), and as ‘Valerie Sergent’ (considered as her breakthrough role) in drama-film ‘A Single Girl’ (1995) fetched her nominations for ‘Cesar Award for Most Promising Actress.’
Thereafter, Ledoyen starred in crime-drama film ‘La Ceremonie’ (1995), two telefilms ‘La Vie de marianne’ (1995) and ‘Les sensuels’ (1995), Taiwanese comedy-film that got an ‘Honorable Mention’ at Berlin Film Festival ‘Mahjong’ (1996), satirical-film ‘Ma 6-T Va Crack-er’ (1997) and starring role in drama-film ‘Heroines’ (1997).
Ledoyen’s lead role as ‘Jeanne’ in romantic-musical-drama-film ‘The Perfect Guy’ (1998) won her the ‘Best Actress Award’ at the ‘Paris Film Festival.’ Next she appeared in James Ivory-directed American drama-film ‘A Soldier’s Daughter Never Cries’ (1998), French drama-films ‘Late August, Early September’ (1998) & ‘De L’Amour’ (2001), and crime-drama-romance film ‘In All Innocence’ (1998).
Ledoyen’s starring role (as Francoise) alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Tilda Swinton in Danny Boyle’s adventure-drama-film ‘The Beach’ (2000) earned her ‘Teen Choice Award’ nomination while her performance (as Suzon) in an ensemble cast of renowned French actresses in dark-comedy musical-film ‘8 Women’ (2002) won her ‘Silver Bear for Outstanding Achievement’ and ‘European Film Award for Best Actress.’
Ledoyen played ‘Cosette’ in TV-miniseries ‘Les Miserables’ (2002). She further starred in French-film ‘Bon Voyage’ (2003), French-Romanian horror-film ‘Saint Ange’ (2004), comedy-film ‘The Valet’ (2006), drama-film ‘Holly’ (2006), Spanish-British thriller-film ‘The Backwoods’ (2006), followed by French romantic-comedy ‘Shall We Kiss?’ (2007), ‘London mon amour’ (2008) and French war-drama film ‘The Army of Crime’ (2009).
Ledoyen also starred in many TV-series including ‘Myster Mocky Presente’ (2009, 2020), ‘XIII: The Series’ (2011), ‘Scenes de menages’ (2013), ‘Juste un Regard’ (2017). Her later films include ‘Tout ce qui brille’ (2010), drama-film ‘Farewell, My Queen’ (2012), romantic-drama-film ‘Another Life’ (2013), ‘A Votre bon Coeur mesdames’ (2013), drama-film ‘Ablations’ (2014), crime-thriller ‘Rabid Dogs’ (2015), comedy-film ‘MILF’ (2018), adventure-drama-historical-film ‘Remi sans famille’ (2018), ‘Notre Dame’ (2019) and ‘A Magical Journey’ (2019). In recent years she starred in TV-series ‘They were ten’ (2020), ‘Nona & Her Daughters’ (2021), and ‘L’ile aux 30 cercueils’ (2022).
Sophie is a quiet and efficient maid who is hired by a wealthy family residing in the French Countryside. Her life takes a turn when she gets acquainted with postmistress Jeanne, who encourages Sophie to rebel against her employers.
At an isolated mansion in the countryside of France, a family gathers for the holiday season. However, all celebrations are cancelled because the patriarch is murdered, and the eight women who are closest to the man, find themselves being suspects.
As the Second World War begins, it becomes obvious that Paris is going to fall to the Nazis. The film revolves around multiple characters who are forced to join forces to escape the city, when the German forces march in.
A young American thrill seeker, Richard, travels to Thailand and gets hold of a strange map that directs to a beautiful secret island. Along with another couple, he reaches the island and finds people like himself who live as a community there. Also on the island are the natives who grow marijuana and hate more outsiders coming into the island.
Pierre Lavasseur is a wealthy tycoon whose life gets complicated after paparazzi snaps a picture of him with his longtime mistress. Therefore, he comes up with a plan to avoid a divorce. He hires a parking attendant who was also in the photograph to pose as his lover’s “actual” boyfriend.
This historical drama film examines the platonic relationship between Marie Antoinette, and one of her female readers, during the early days of the French Revolution.
This horror drama film revolves around Lucy and Norman, an English couple whose marriage is going through certin problems. Therefore, they decide to join Norman’s boss Paul and his wife Isabel on a holiday to Spain. Things turn upside down when they find a girl imprisoned in a cabin in the middle of the forest. They decide to help her and attempt to contact the police, but it seems that the group of villagers behind this, is determined not to let the girl get away.
A young woman named Anna Jurin accepts a job as a housekeeper in Saint Ange, a rusty and isolated orphanage, where all the children have been sent elsewhere after a boy dies mysteriously. The only other people in the orphanage are now Helenka, the long-time cook, and Judith, an adult orphan, who is mentally ill. Judith claims that there are other unseen children in the location, and over time, Anna begins to encounter supernatural phenomena as well.