Definitely very excited.

from: http://blog.spout.com/2009/05/16/serge-gainsbourg-the-sex-doll-cannes-diary-51609/

"So I arrived at the Star for the 9:45 screening of Kore-eda’s Air Doll twenty minutes early, not realizing that at 9:30, the lights would go down and I’d get a surprise glimpse at a 10-minute extended trailer for Gainsbourg, Je t’aime moi non plus (that, at least, was the title flashed at the end; IMDB calls it, Serge Gainsbourg, vie héroïque), written and directed by French graphic novelist Joann Sfar.
It took a few minutes to realize what it was we were looking at — I was one of many in the theater who got up and walked out, assuming I was in the wrong screening room, but when the Cannes employee at the door told me the Kore-eda film would show on that same screen at 9:45, I went back inside. From what I could piece together from the remaining 7 minutes, Gainsbourg is a magical-realist tour through the French pop icon’s erotic adventures. Eric Elmosnino plays Gainsbourg, and by all appearances is convincing at it; Bridget Bardot is played by Laetitia Casta, in short-shorts and thigh high boots when she’s wearing anything at all (which, the trailer would indicate, is not often); British actress Lucy Gordon is Jane Birkin, introduced as young and petulant and last glimpsed as a matronly shrew. There was a brief glimpse of an actress playing a teenaged Charlotte Gainsbourg, but I didn’t recognize her and she’s not listed on IMDB.
It certainly would not be beyond the realm of possibility if the producers had put all the sex in the film in the show reel, thereby offering a skewed sense of what the finished product will look like, but the overall tone of the trailer was classy Euro art softcore, with a touch of cartoon whimsy. There’s a recurring character with the head of a giant-nosed animal, who at one point seemed to be Gainsbourg’s sidekick, at another a servant, and at another Gainsbourg himself. It all seems very … cool."