Her Song (2026)
Olivia, a Franco-American writer, returns to her ancestral village in the south of France to write the story of her grandmother, who fled Paris during the Nazi invasion during World War II. There, she meets Madeline, a talented local artist, who quickly replaces her grandmother as the face of the novel. As a number of strange coincidences ensue, fiction and reality intermingle uncannily, and Olivia starts to ask whether she's part of history's unfolding story, or vice-versa.
Director: John M. Keller
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Kalki Koechlin as Olivia |
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Eléa Clair as Madeline |
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Zach Grenier as Dave |
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Marie-Christine Adam as Suzanne |
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Thais Sobreira as Fabiola |
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Christophe Grundmann as Claude |
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Julien Jacob as Julien |
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Aldo D'Ibanos as Wilhelm |
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Marine Assaiante as Audrey |
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Bénédicte Charpiat as Claire |
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Joëlle Haddad Champeyroux as Marie |
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Marie-Amandine Fouqué as Luani |
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Perrine Gilbert as Aurélie |
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Remi Sudre as Benoit |
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Francis Jorro as Marcel |
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Bernard Dumail as Francis |
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Ahmed El Lozy as Thiago |
| Production | James Ivory | Executive Producer |
| Directing | John M. Keller | Director |
| Writing | John M. Keller | Writer |
| Sound | Dhruv Goel | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Wilhelm Kuhn | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Maud Dubois-Babinot | Editor |
| Production | John M. Keller | Producer |
| Production | Eléa Clair | Producer |
| Production | Eric Gruendemann | Executive Producer |
| Production | Steven Clark | Associate Producer |
| Production | Wilhelm Kuhn | Co-Producer |
| Production | Ritesh Gudla | Associate Producer |
| Production | Allen Norvell | Associate Producer |
| Production | Marine Assaiante | Producer |
| Art | Chelsea Parrish | Title Designer |
| Camera | Thomas Walser | Director of Photography |
| Production | Punitma Malhotra | Associate Producer |
| Production | Bobby Liao | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Mathieu Orban | Sound |
