If they weren’t there, the streets in movies would be empty. Offices and supermarkets would stand empty and desolate, and the screen itself would lose its vitality. And yet they must never stand out - never cast a shadow over the stars. They are the extras. Among them, Corinne, who has never let go of her dream of becoming an actress, still waits in a corner of the set for her moment in the spotlight. And the fact that this nameless extra is played by none other than Isabelle Huppert is the most delightful joke All About Corinne has to offer. With more than 100 films to her name, this living legend brings Corinne - caught between frustration and longing - brilliantly to life with nothing more than a look or a moment of silence. With his signature warmth and humor, director Marc Fitoussi of Call My Agent! casts a perceptive eye on the less glamorous side of the film industry, while Sandrine Kiberlain and Diane Kruger play themselves, rounding out a delightful ensemble. This autumn, All About Corinne arrives as a most welcome invitation, promising to fill the theater with laughter and heartfelt emotion.
Marc Fitoussi is a French director known for character-driven stories that blend humor, emotion, and a keen eye for contemporary life. After studying English and art history at university, he found his way into filmmaking, honing his craft as a screenwriter at CEEA before further developing his directorial skills studying directing and acting coaching at UCLA in the United States. He drew attention through numerous short films before making his mark with his 2007 feature debut, La Vie d′Artiste, which won the Prix Michel-d′Ornano for Best French Fiction Film at the Deauville American Film Festival. His notable works include Copacabana (2010), invited to Cannes′ Critics′ Week, along with Paris Follies (2014) and Appearances (2020). He also significantly raised his public profile through his work as a writer and director on the television series Call My Agent!, well known to audiences in Korea as well.
From Busan International Film Festival 2026, No. 31
