MARIANNE is Isabelle Huppert’s very first one-character film—in it, playing an unnamed woman, she talks directly to the audience for the entire 90 minutes about the nature of cinema, narrative, and love, in the process challenging your every conception about what a film is or can be. Critic Carlos Valladares calls MARIANNE “the promise of cinema, met” and “(an) essential (film) of the 2020s…a gorgeous, generous film (and) a species all its own.”