Indiewire as well as French cine blogs have made some wishes about Skylab being selected for Cannes 2011:

”Skylab,” directed by Julie Delpy (France) “Looking for Jimmy,” “2 Days in Paris,” “The Countess,” and ow…“Skylab.” The notoriously in-control Julie Delpy is back in he director’s chair with a French comedy that uses the 1979 crashing of the fallen-out-of-orbit NASA space station Skylab to rame the story of an eccentric family. Delpy has written and stars with Noémie Lvovsky and Eric Elmosnino (“Gainsbourg,” “Father of My Children”) in what looks like a new tonal direction. Here’s hoping it’s completed and polished enough to make it onto this year’s lineup. [Bryce J. Renninger]

L'Académie du Forum des Images et la Sorbonne organisent une soirée débat avec Julie Delpy le 28 avril 2011, sur le thème "Paris-Hollywood, rêve ou cauchemar?".

Tous les détails sur le lieu et l'horaire ici (l'entrée est libre).

The "Forum des Images" organizes a discussion with Julie Delpy on April 28, 2011 in Paris. Free access. All details can be found here.

Je ne serai malheureusement pas sur Paris à cette date. Est-ce que l'un d'entre vous prévoit d'y aller et pourrait me contacter? Merci d'avance!

Some new pics of 2 days in New York have appeared on the net! As well as speculation about the film making Cannes in May 2011...

Valérie Bonneton est originaire du nord de la France. Sitôt son envie de devenir comédienne officialisée, elle quitte sa région pour rejoindre Paris. Son envie est telle qu'elle intègre le Cours Florent puis le conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique. Elle édudiera ainsi la comédie jusqu'à l'êge de 26 ans. En 1996, elle décroche un rôle dans Love, etc. (...)

Son futur s'annonce radieux puisqu'elle travaille déjà plusieurs projets en tant qu'actrice. Nous la verrons ainsi dans le prochain film de Julie Delpy, Le Skylab, le nouveau Mia Hansen-Love, Un amour de jeunesse, et Qui a envie d'être aimé ?, de Anne Giafferi.

Some news of Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy's partner in Before Sunrise and Before Sunset: he's returning to theatre in Blood from a Stone, directed by Scott Elliott for the New Group at Theatre Row in New York.

In rehearsing this, how did you get that family feeling going? I kept thinking, "That's a real family there. I understand that." It just really communicated to me. How do you, as actors, rehearse that?
EH: I dunno. That's just luck of the draw. I remember the first day I met Julie Delpy [his romantic co-star in 1995's "Before Sunrise" and 2004's "Before Sunset"], I couldn't stand her, but the first day I acted with her, I thought, "I'm going to know this woman my whole life." Sometimes you can play well with others, sometimes you can't — and it's not entirely up to you. It's a real challenge when you’re putting together a team of people who have to play together.