Céline Sciamma has become an overnight sensation in the American indie scene, but in France, her body of work has been well-known for close to a decade. Regardless, After debuting “Portrait of A Lady on Fire” at last year’s Cannes Film Festival, a sumptuously made 121-minute triumph which simmers with slow-burn until it breaks your heart, Sciamma has gained a much larger contingent of fans worldwide. The French filmmaker premiered her new film this past February at the Berlin Film Festival, this one titled “Petite Maman.” The film’s plot remains fairly secretive, I don’t want to read too much about it, but its rave reviews have me intrigued. One thing to note is that this is another coming-of-age story in the same vein as her pre-’Portrait’ films (“Girlhood” “Water Lillies” and “Tomboy”). The international trailer has been released, I don’t want to watch it for fear of plot details being revealed, but, please, do inject this movie into my veins ASAP:
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