The film The Page Turner was produced in France.
Released in 2006, The Page Turner is the English-language title of La Tourneuse de pages, a French psychological drama directed by Denis Dercourt. The story follows Mélanie, a gifted young pianist whose ambitions are disrupted after a damaging audition experience involving a prominent musician. Years later, she takes a job as the musician’s page turner and quietly begins to influence the family’s life.
Catherine Frot and Déborah François lead the cast, with François playing the younger protagonist. The film’s restrained style, focus on classical music, and atmosphere of psychological revenge helped it stand out among mid-2000s European dramas.
The Page Turner was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival. It was made in French and had an approximately 85-minute running time. The title can sometimes cause confusion with unrelated books or films using the phrase “page-turner,” but this quiz refers specifically to Dercourt’s French film.