After being announced as part of the Official Competition at next month’s Cannes Film Festival, François Ozon’s “L’amant double” already has a brief, evocative teaser to go along with the news. Ozon ...

There comes a time — say, around Day 9 of a festival — where all the coffee in France can’t help the compounded exhaustion from more than a week of late nights, long days and dark, ponderous films.

Ever since making his feature debut with the darkly comical Sitcom, French writer/director François Ozon has been making the world feeling horny and shocked with his films, often at the same time.

After the restraint of last year’s sombre First World War mystery Frantz, the mercurial François Ozon lets his freak flag fly once again with L’Amant Double – the title translates as Double Lover – a ...

François Ozon’s last film was the World War One drama Frantz. It was a sombre, restrained work (shot in black and white, or shades of graveyard grey) that I admired a great deal. I like his new film L ...

Brian De Palma has been rather quiet of late, but he's still a hot ticket in France. 'Twas ever thus. The lowliest entries in the De Palma cannon – Snake Eyes, Mission to Mars, Redacted – have all ...

One of France’s most prolific and renowned directors, Francois Ozon talked to Variety about his provocative erotic mystery “Amant Double,” which will premiere in competition at Cannes on Friday. Sold ...

L’Amant Double, directed by Francois Ozon, has seemingly shown Fifty Shades of Grey a thing or two about gob-smacking sexual content. For one, it opens with an extreme close-up of actress Marine Vacth ...

Francois Ozon's erotic thriller 'L'amant double,' about a woman who falls in love with her psychoanalyst but discovers there's more to him than meets the eye, is competing for the Palme d'Or. By Jon ...

Is there a director currently working who is as effortlessly versatile as François Ozon? Or as fluent in the language of cinema? To go from the wistful painterly restraint of the post-first-world-war ...

François Ozon has an eclectic and varied filmography as a director, veering from the gentle fun of Potiche to the more sinister In the House. L’Amant Double definitely falls into the latter category, ...