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- other men. The cast also includes Omar Boulakirba, Rym Foglia, Sarah Henochsberg and Ali Mehdi Moulai in supporting roles. The film is a coproduction...
- Schneider as Victor Eva Danino as Claire Oscar Lesage as Stéphane Sarah Henochsberg as Laurence Liv Henneguier as Juliette Baptiste Carrion-Weiss as Baptiste...
- It stars Bouli Lanners as Mario Messina and Justine Lacroix and Sarah Henochsberg as her daughters, Frida and Nick. The film had its world premiere at...
- Rohrwacher JR Based on Allegory of the cave by Plato Produced by Alexandra Henochsberg Pierre-François Piet Marc Azoulay Starring Lyna Khoudri Naïm El Kaldaoui...
- Stéphane Bouquet Vincent Poymiro Sébastien Lif****z Produced by Alexandra Henochsberg Judith Nora Starring Yannick Renier Léa Seydoux Nicole Garcia Théo Frilet...
- Screenplay by Benoît Delépine Gustave Kervern Produced by Alexandra Henochsberg Benoît Delépine Gustave Kervern Starring Vincent Macaigne Jonathan Cohen...
- independent distribution companies. Ad Vitam was founded in 1998 by Alexandra Henochsberg, Gregory Gajos and Arthur Hallereau. The company distributed its first...
- Noémie Lvovsky Agnès de Sacy Valeria Bruni Tedeschi Produced by Alexandra Henochsberg Patrick Sobelman Angelo Barbagallo Starring Valeria Bruni Tedeschi Pierre...
- Arnal; Directed by Dominik Moll Forever Young – Produced by Alexandra Henochsberg, Patrick Sobelman; Directed by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi Rise – Produced...
- (3rd ed.). Philadelphia: Temple University Press. ISBN 9781439914007. Henochsberg, S. (2016). Public debt and slavery: the case of Haiti (1760–1915). Paris...