Françoise Romand is in New York from Septembre 15 to 24 2007 Independent Film Market.

A trial about the Final Cut

Cine-Romand : a happening in private flats around Françoise Romand's films with her neighbourgh's complicity in her place, in theirs, between sea and shore fiction and reality... Paris, 2007 March 10 and 17
Next Cine-Romand chut...

Peep-Chat : October/November/December 2007 : 3 months Installation at Théâtre Paris-Villette exploring intersections through Performances and the Web inaugurating the Serie x-réseau d'Agnès de Cayeux.

Mix-up ou Meli-Melo DVD on sale at Lowave
Françoise Romand's first feature, Mix-Up, was nominated among
the 15 Best Films of the 80s by Jonathan Rosenbaum.
Extra Bonus online / BD Mix-Up / ITW Rosenbaum

The Camera I (original title: "Thème Je") 75'
Narrative essay, Françoise Romand's new film, Thème Je (The Camera I)
Jonathan Rosenbaum selected it as one of the best films of 2004 (Village Voice)
In competition Women Films Festival Creteil
Toronto Festival of Festivals
New York Video Festival Lincoln Center
Nominated at Jeonju International Film Festival 2005 Seoul (Korea)
European Biennial of Contemporary Art Nimes 2006 (Tabou or no Tabou)
www.themeje.org
The website of the film is now on line (come back every day a new sin comes through!).
Exhibited at Flash Festival 2005 (intime*10, Centre Pompidou, Paris, May 2006).

Interview of Françoise Romand by Adam Hart, critic at Senses of Cinema.

Nabaz'mob, opera by Antoine Schmitt and Jean-Jacques Birgé starring 100 smart rabbits played in Centre Pompidou (Paris, May 2006) and Wired NextFest (New York, September 2006). Films on line by Françoise.

Jean-Jacques Birgé and Françoise are writing "Boboland", a series for French television.

Noel Burch has been writing an adaptation of a novel by Guy des Cars with Françoise.

On the Web, Mix-Up still on first lines Film Ref and by Frédéric Aron in Fiches du Cinéma

Mix-Up in Cahiers du Cinéma, by Jean-Philippe Tessé

Françoise at Advisory Board of Documentary Film Institute, San Francisco

Françoise Romand, member of the jury at the Tribeca Film Festival, together with
Darren Aronofsky, Sheryl Crow, Griffin Dunne, Mitch Glazer and Mirsad Purivatra
(New York, April 2005)