Demain, je tombe amoureux (2026)
On the day of his retirement, Émile, a literature professor in Dieppe, gives his young students one last lesson on literature and love, encouraging them to become the poets of their own lives. A student asks him about his own feelings. Is Émile still in love with his wife? Unable to answer, he discovers, once he returns home, that his wife has left him. He is forced to apply his own precepts to himself. Two encounters and a reunion will then help him reinvent himself.
Director: Martin Provost
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Fabrice Luchini as Émile |
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Emmanuelle Devos as Laetitia |
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Chiara Mastroianni as Audrey |
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Carole Bouquet as Nadège |
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Hélène Alexandridis as Perrine |
| Directing | Martin Provost | Director |
| Writing | Martin Provost | Writer |
| Sound | Astrid Gomez-Montoya | Music Supervisor |
| Sound | Rebecca Delannet | Music Supervisor |
| Production | François Kraus | Producer |
| Production | Denis Pineau-Valencienne | Producer |
| Production | Christophe Desenclos | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Guillaume Schiffman | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Juliette Maillard | First Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Caroline Spieth | Costume Supervisor |
| Editing | Florent Vassault | Editor |
| Sound | Olivier Goinard | Sound Mixer |