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Throughout their careers, Binoche and Khan have both sought out surprising and daring collaborations. Akram Khan has always taken an inter-disciplinary approach to dance and his collaborators have included Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Antony Gormley and Nitin Sawhney (zero degrees), Sylvie Guillem (Sacred Monsters) and Hanif Kureishi. Similarly, Juliette Binoche has made artistically challenging choices with directors such as Michael Haneke (Hidden) and Louis Malle (David Hare’s screenplay Damage), and has starred in award-winning films including The English Patient and Chocolat. Creating the environment for the duet is Turner Prize-winning artist Anish Kapoor, with music composition by Philip Sheppard.
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Jubilations: Juliette Binoche 3 September - 15 October As part of Jubilations: Juliette Binoche, the BFI celebrates the great French actress' work in film and painting, highlighting her success as an Oscar-winning star of both international art film and mainstream cinema. This retrospective of her films from her first major role to her latest outing in Summer Hours, is accompanied by her first ever public art exhibition, showcasing her portraits of influential film directors as well as self-portraits in character. All tickets (excluding the Summer Hours screening and Guardian Interview) are just £5 for
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