MUBI unveil the Poster for Mathieu Amalric’s THE BLUE ROOM starring Léa Drucker ahead of September release

Ahead of its release on September 9, The Fan Carpet are delighted to present the brand new Poster for Mathieu Amalric’s THE BLUE ROOM.

‘Beautifully shot and unimpeachably crafted' - IndieWire

THE BLUE ROOM, the acclaimed and deliciously seductive thriller from director Mathieu Amalric, will be released in UK Cinemas and exclusively on MUBI on 9th September 2016 and exclusively on MUBI at the end of the month.

Mathieu Amalric (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Grand Budapest Hotel) directs and stars as Julien, a middle-aged salesman embroiled in a love affair with a married woman (co-writer Stephanie Clea) who makes a startling suggestion. Suddenly Julien is caught up in a police investigation with the truth chillingly hard to find.

Based on a novel by celebrated crime writer Georges Simenon, this beguiling cinematic puzzle, which screened as part of Un Certain Regard at Cannes Film Festival, unfolds in an elliptical style that keeps the audience guessing every step of the way.

THE BLUE ROOM HITS CINEMAS SEPTEMBER 9 AND EXCLUSIVELY ON MUBI LATER IN THE MONTH

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