Scène de Entre Ses Mains (2005)
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Actrices dans cette scène
Nom de naissance: Valérie Donzelli
Date de naissance: 1973-03-02
Lieu de naissance: Épinal, Vosges, France
Détails
Noms alternatifs: Valerie Donzelli
Caractéristiques physiques: N/A
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Biographie complète
Valérie Donzelli is a distinguished French actress, filmmaker, and screenwriter whose multifaceted career has made her a central figure in contemporary European cinema. Born on March 2, 1973, in Épinal, she initially gained public recognition for her versatile acting roles in both television and film. One of her standout early performances was in the 2009 TV movie "La belle vie", where she portrayed Béa, a bank employee who leads a double life of luxury through embezzlement. This role showcased her ability to balance vulnerability with complex moral ambiguity, a theme that often resurfaces in her later work.
While her acting career flourished with projects like the popular series Clara Sheller, Donzelli achieved international acclaim by transitioning behind the camera. Her breakthrough as a director came with the 2011 masterpiece "Declaration of War" (La Guerre est déclarée), a deeply personal film inspired by her own experiences, which was selected as the French entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the Oscars. Her directorial style is noted for its emotional intensity and stylistic boldness, often blending tragedy with a unique, whimsical energy.
As of 2026, Donzelli continues to be a powerhouse in the industry. Her recent accolades include winning the César Award in 2024 for Best Adaptation for her film L'Amour et les forêts. Most recently, she has remained at the forefront of the festival circuit with her 2025 project "At Work" (À pied d'œuvre), which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, and her 2026 release "Jours d'après". Whether in front of or behind the lens, Valérie Donzelli remains a vital voice in French storytelling, known for her profound empathy and creative courage.
À propos du film: Entre Ses Mains (2005)
Titre alternatif: In His Hands, Em Suas Mãos, 红杏惊魂, In seinen Händen, Anamesa sta heria, Anamesa sta heria tou, Biztos kezekben, W jego rękach, Entre As Suas Mãos, В его руках, Hayatım ellerinde
Réalisateur: Anne Fontaine
Scénariste: Anne Fontaine, Dominique Barbéris, Julien Boivent
Production & Genre
Producteur(s): Producer: Bruno Pésery, Philippe Carcassonne
Co_Producer: Dominique Janne
Sociétés: Canal+, Ciné B, K-STAR, Sofica EuropaCorp, Soudaine Compagnie, TPS Cinéma
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Mots-clés: woman director
Histoire
In Lille, France, Claire Gauthier, a married woman with a young daughter and working at an insurance company, meets Laurent Kessler when he claims damage due to flooding in his basement. Despite his odd behavior, Claire feels attracted to him as they grow close over several encounters. Meanwhile, a serial killer is targeting women in Lille using a scalpel. When Claire discovers such an instrument in Laurent's jacket pocket, she becomes fearful yet still drawn to him.
Résumé
'Entre Ses Mains' (2005) is a French drama-thriller directed by Anne Fontaine, one of the few woman directors working in the genre at the time. The film explores themes of attraction, obsession, and fear through the relationship between Claire Gauthier, an ordinary married woman with a young daughter, and Laurent Kessler, an enigmatic veterinarian she meets while processing his insurance claim. As they grow closer amidst a backdrop of serial killings in Lille, Claire becomes torn between her desire for Laurent and her growing suspicions about him.