Personal Shopper

Olivier Assayas
Part of

54th New York Film Festival

September 30 - 11, 2016

Kristen Stewart is the medium, in more ways than one, for this sophisticated genre exploration from director Olivier Assayas. As a fashion assistant whose twin brother has died, leaving her bereft and longing for messages from the other side, Stewart is fragile and enigmatic—and nearly always on-screen.

DIRECTOR
Olivier Assayas
YEAR
2016
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
105 minutes
LANGUAGE
French and English with English subtitles

Kristen Stewart is the medium, in more ways than one, for this sophisticated genre exploration from director Olivier Assayas (Clouds of Sils Maria, NYFF 2014). As a fashion assistant whose twin brother has died, leaving her bereft and longing for messages from the other side, Stewart is fragile and enigmatic—and nearly always on-screen. From an opening sequence in a haunted house with an intricately constructed soundtrack to a high-tension, cat-and-mouse game on a trip from Paris to London and back set entirely to text messaging, Personal Shopper brings the psychological and supernatural thriller into the digital age.  An IFC Films release.

Catch a free talk with Olivier Assayas at Film Comment Live: Filmmakers Chat on 10/8 at 7:00pm.

*Kristen Stewart in person at October 7 screening only

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