Writer/director François Ozon on his gripping and elegant new adaptation of Albert Camus' landmark novella ​​THE STRANGER, commencing in cinemas nationally from 16 April: "What compelled me wasn’t to make a film from the perspective of the 1940s, but make it with today’s perspective, with the distance we have from this period of French Algeria, and of the colonization, and contextualizing the book a little in the era in which it was written..."

Writer/director Thierry Klifa on his irresistible dark comedy THE RICHEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD: "What fascinated me from the start was the Shakespearean quality of the story. There is at once tragedy and farce, the two blend together. I wasn’t going to make anybody cry for the extra-rich, so we might as well laugh at them. Their wit is funny, and so is their cruelty. But we also laugh at their ridiculousness, their excess."