Catherine Deneuve

Deneuve is still opposed to the "media lynching" of men accused of inappropriate behaviour

Over 100 influential women in France signed a letter denouncing #MeToo and its French counterpart

"In Europe, I think we're lucky. Look at Isabelle Huppert, Catherine Deneuve, Charlotte Rampling, Juliette Binoche. There are a lot of women getting beautiful roles as they get older, and I think it's right," Monica Bellucci said

Director Emmanuelle Bercot becomes the first woman since 1987 to open the world's most famous film festival with her film Standing Tall, starring French icon Catherine Deneuve.

When asked if the box office mattered, Ms Deneuve said, "It was never like that. I don't know how it is here in India. In America, there is a box office thing; in France, it's not so strong. I never felt like that. I am quite happy working in France"

Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan on Tuesday declared the 16th Mumbai Film Festival open, calling it a "honour" to be given the privilege

Deneuve is still opposed to the "media lynching" of men accused of inappropriate behaviour

Over 100 influential women in France signed a letter denouncing #MeToo and its French counterpart

"In Europe, I think we're lucky. Look at Isabelle Huppert, Catherine Deneuve, Charlotte Rampling, Juliette Binoche. There are a lot of women getting beautiful roles as they get older, and I think it's right," Monica Bellucci said

Director Emmanuelle Bercot becomes the first woman since 1987 to open the world's most famous film festival with her film Standing Tall, starring French icon Catherine Deneuve.

When asked if the box office mattered, Ms Deneuve said, "It was never like that. I don't know how it is here in India. In America, there is a box office thing; in France, it's not so strong. I never felt like that. I am quite happy working in France"

Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan on Tuesday declared the 16th Mumbai Film Festival open, calling it a "honour" to be given the privilege