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Charlotte Gainsbourg's Camera Captures a Candid Glimpse of Mother Jane Birkin

Overcoming Reserve, Daughter Shoots Mother with Intimacy and Honesty

In a new film, Charlotte Gainsbourg turns the lens on her mother, Jane Birkin, revealing a side of the iconic actress that has never been seen before.

With Jane Birkin, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Jo Attal, Charlotte Gainsbourg looks at her mother Jane. Slogan is a 1969 French satirical romantic comedy-drama film co-written and directed by Pierre Grimblat. It stars Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin in.

In the upcoming documentary, "Shooting Jane," Gainsbourg uses her camera as a means of connecting with her mother, overcoming a sense of reserve that has always existed between them. The film promises to be an intimate and revealing portrait of two women who have been in the public eye for decades but have never truly opened up to each other.

In one scene, Gainsbourg asks her mother about her relationship with Serge Gainsbourg, her father and the legendary singer-songwriter. Birkin speaks candidly about their tumultuous relationship, revealing details that have never been made public before.

"Shooting Jane" is a must-see for fans of both Jane Birkin and Charlotte Gainsbourg. It is a rare glimpse into the private lives of two of the most iconic women in French cinema.