Any film from sibling directors Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne is cause for celebration. The filmmakers, known for their intimate stories that carry a big emotional impact, have carved out their own, highly satisfying niche in the arthouse world, and fans will soon have another reason get excited. Their latest film, “The Unknown Girl,” is headed to U.S. cinemas and today we have the exclusive trailer.

Starring Adele Haenel, Jeremie Renier, Olivier Bonnaud, and Louka Minnella, the story follows a young doctor who embarks on a journey to learn the identity of a woman she turned away, and who later wound up dead.

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In “Grand Central,” Rebecca Zlotowski‘s nuclear melodrama starring Lea Seydoux and Tahar Rahim, the director made an impression with her striking visuals and careful handle on tone. Now Natalie Portman has signed up to star in the follow-up, “Planetarium,” with Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne producing.

The ensemble is rounded out by Lily-Rose Depp, Emmanuel Salinger, Amira Casar, Pierre Salvadori, and Louis Garrel, with the intriguing premise of the movie following two American sisters in 1930s Paris whose practice as supernatural mediums finds them crossing paths with a film producer.

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While the films of acclaimed Belgian sibling filmmakers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne (“Two Days, One Night,” “The Son,” “Rosetta“) have generally glanced against social issues, their films have never been ripped from headlines. But it sounds like that’s about to change as the pair gear up their followup to this year’s “The Unknown Girl.”

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Attending the 20th Lima Film Festival where they’re being feted, the Dardennes revealed they are now working on a new film, which is aiming to shoot by the end of next year.

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