Where to see it
1 screening in 1 city
1 screening in London
Picturehouse Central
About
After her grandmother dies, 25-year-old Shana inherits a ring meant to ward off bad luck as her troubles multiply.
Shana, played by Eva Huault, is 25 and has a close circle of female friends. She moves through daily life with plenty of energy and can rely on that group for support. When her grandmother dies, Shana inherits a ring that is said to protect her from bad luck. Noémie Lvovsky appears as Yolande. The cast also includes Inès Gherib as Inès and Anaïs Monah as Kenza. The ring seems badly needed: Shana’s toxic partner has been released from prison, and one misfortune follows another.
Story written by Evenitto from TMDB and the film catalogue
Trailer
Official trailer · TMDBYouTube
Cast and crew
Eva Huaultas Shana
Noémie Lvovskyas Yolande- Inès Gheribas Inès
Anaïs Monahas Kenza- Bettina de Vanas Ilana
Sékouba Doucouréas Moïse
Solal Bouloudnineas Samuel- Sarah Benabdallahas Latifa
Anthony Sonigoas Rabbi- Geneviève Kriefas Marie (Shana’s grandmother)
- Adam Lévy-Zaubermanas Adam
Lisa Nyarkoas Lisa
Photos: TMDB
- Director
- Lila Pinell
- Written by
- Lila Pinell, Catherine Paillé
- Producers
- Emmanuel Chaumet, Charles Gillibert
- Camera
- Victor Zébo
- Editing
- Jean-Christophe Hym
- Countries
- France
- Studios
- CG Cinéma, Ecce Films, France 2 Cinéma
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 23 minutes
- Language
- French
- In UK cinemas
- From 12 November 2026
Questions
How long is Shana?
1 hour 23 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 43 minutes.
Where can I see Shana?
There is 1 screening at 1 cinema in 1 city. Pick your city above for the times.
What language is Shana in?
Shana is in French. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with subtitles.
Who is in Shana?
Eva Huault plays Shana, with Noémie Lvovsky, Inès Gherib, Anaïs Monah, Bettina de Van and Sékouba Doucouré.
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