Adèle Exarchopoulos Plays an Alcoholic in ‘Another Day’ Official Trailer
by Alex Billington
September 23, 2026
Source: YouTube
“Still feel like you don’t have a problem?” Studiocanal has revealed an official trailer for Another Day for the French film also known as Garance. The original French title is the name of the main character, though the English title is more of a thematic title about her alcoholism. This premiered at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival playing in the Main Competition – I’m a big fan of it even though it got mixed reviews (here’s mine). Garance is a young actress but not a star. She manages things as best she can, finding fuel and comfort in alcohol. As she embarks for an 8-year journey of life changes, she drinks more and more. Until death seems to loom. Starring Adèle Exarchopoulos as Garance & Sara Giraudeau as Pauline, with Rudgy Pajany, Raya Martigny, Mathilde Roehrich, Sara-Jeanne Drillaud. Part of the reason this did not get great reviews is because it’s a very direct, specific look at how an alcoholic person refuses help and yet must learn to get that help. And while I think that’s important to portray in cinema, not everyone agrees. Worth a look.
Here’s the official trailer (+ poster) for Jeanne Herry’s film Another Day, from Studiocanal’s YouTube:
Garance is a gifted actress whose raw magnetism & vibrant spirit have yet to earn her the recognition she craves. Living paycheck to paycheck in a small Paris apartment, she feels increasingly suffocated by her relationships, rising anxiety and the grip of an alcohol addiction quietly tightening around her life. But amid the chaos, her devotion to her sick younger sister and a tender, blossoming romance with Pauline, offer Garance a fragile lifeline. As these bonds deepen, she finds the strength to confront the darkness she has long avoided – setting her on a difficult but transformative journey to self-renewal. Another Day, also known as Garance in French, is directed by French filmmaker Jeanne Herry, director of the films Number One Fan, In Safe Hands, and All Your Faces previously. The screenplay is also written by Jeanne Herry, in collaboration with Roxane Bettinger & Gaëlle Macé. Produced by Alain Attal & Hugo Sélignac. This initially premiered at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival earlier this year. Studiocanal already released Herry’s Another Day in French cinemas this week. It’ll open internationally this fall – no final release date set yet. Any good?
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