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diane Kurys’ forthcoming biopic, “Me Who Loved You,” plunges into the decades-long, intensely private relationship between French icons Yves Montand and Simone signoret-a bond tested by fame, infidelity, and the relentless glare of public scrutiny. Set for release October 1st, 2025, the film promises a raw and intimate portrayal of a couple who defined an era, starring Roschdy zem as Montand and Marina Foïs as Signoret.
The film arrives amid renewed interest in the complexities of celebrity relationships and the frequently enough-hidden costs of enduring fame. Kurys’ project distinguishes itself by centering Signoret’s outlook, challenging the narrative that frequently enough framed her as merely the wronged wife in the wake of Montand’s highly publicized affair with Marilyn Monroe. ”Me Who Loved You” aims to reveal a woman who fiercely guarded her agency and refused the role of victim,even as her heart bore the weight of her husband’s betrayals.
“She loved him more than anything, he loved her more than all the others,” reads the film’s synopsis, hinting at the all-consuming nature of their connection. The 1h58-minute feature,distributed by Pan Distribution,explores the enduring core of their relationship-a mutual understanding that,despite external pressures and personal wounds,thay would remain inextricably linked. Thierry de Peretti also stars. The film is a French production.
