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Unauthorized Celine Dion Biopic Gets 5-Minute Standing Ovation At Cannes

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“Aline” is shaping up to be a hit. The unauthorized Celine Dion-inspired biopic premiered Tuesday night to a five-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival, Variety executive editor Ramin Setoodeh shared on Twitter.

RELATED: Celine Dion Celebrates Milestone Anniversary Of First Single: ‘It All Started 40 Years Ago’ RELATED: Céline Dion Responds After Las Vegas Troll Montreal With Fake Image Of The Singer In Golden Knights Uniform The film stars director Valérie Lemercier, whom Setoodeh described as the Kristen Wiig of France, as a singer who comes to prominence very young, and much like the real-life Dion, romances her much older manager.

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