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Variety hosted a Paris dinner at Laperouse to celebrate Cannes and French cinema, drawing Cannes chief Thierry Frémaux and major stars.
The intimate event was co-organized by Variety and Laperouse owners, emphasizing Cannes’ role in showcasing international gems.
Attendees included notable names like Isabelle Huppert, Lea Seydoux, Vincent Lindon and other French talent party to discuss future projects.
Josh Safdie attended the Paris dinner after an AMPAS screening for 'Marty Supreme,' signaling cross-border collaboration and awards momentum.
The event highlighted the bond between European cinema and U.S. prestige filmmaking as Oscar race buzz grows.
Laperouse has a long history with the Parisian salon scene, recently revamped and hosting cultural gatherings since 1766.
The dinner featured curated cocktails, wines and a seafood carpaccio menu, reflecting the event’s upscale ambiance.
The Paris dinner underlined Cannes’ influence on global awards narratives this season.
Cabinet 111's Elsa Huisman and other partners helped organize the high-profile gathering.
The dinner brought together producers, distributors and publicists, signaling cross-sector collaboration.

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Yulee Choi discusses her acting debut in the Thai family comedy 'Food Truck: Stolen Love…and Moo Deng'.
Producers invited her to join after learning she could speak Thai, a key factor for the role.
The film features Moo Deng, a viral pygmy hippo, who becomes part of the on-set adventure.
Choi says the song 'After the Rain' ties into the film’s emotional arc.
Choi notes personal experiences as a mother helped her relate to the character.
Thailand’s unpredictable weather posed production challenges during filming.
Choi expresses a desire to act again whenever opportunities arise.
The film co-stars Mario Maurer, Jack Fanchan, and Padung Songsang.
Choi centers the film around a mother-child journey amid a chaotic production.
Choi reflects on balancing a busy music career with acting opportunities.

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Variety spotlights Arequipa and its lesser-known locations as prime backdrops beyond Machu Picchu for film shoots.
The Monastery of Santa Catalina and the White City architecture are highlighted as dramatic production spaces with volcano views.
Colca Canyon is noted as one of the deepest canyons, offering expansive vistas for productions.
Pampas de Arrieros and nearby rock art add archaeological depth for storytelling.
The Ruta del Sillar and Culebrillas Gorge offer petroglyphs and quarry scenery for documentaries.
Salinas Lagoon and Andagua’s volcanic valley are cited for expansive, otherworldly visuals.
Valley of the Volcanoes in Andagua is described as otherworldly for bold storytelling.
PromPerú is highlighted as a facilitator for location shoots and future filmmaking in Arequipa.
Arequipa’s volcanic lookouts and dramatic horizons are noted as ideal for drone sequences and openers.
Arequipa has featured in documentary projects, signaling proven production credentials.

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