French actor Pierre Lottin is set to appear in several upcoming projects, including the film Tu me diras directed by Radu Mihaileanu, Go-slow by the duo Delépine-Kervern, Le Petit Boucher by Jean-Luc Gaget, and a biopic about Louis de Funès. Lottin, who won the César for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for L'étranger, is about to begin filming Le Vote, according to Film Français. Le Vote is the first feature film by directors Marine Arlen and Reynold de Guenyveau. It is a political comedy set one week before the first round of the presidential election. The film follows Alex, who reunites with his group of friends for a weekend in the countryside. When each person reveals their voting intention, he is the only one to remain silent. Initially amused, then intrigued, the group of thirty-somethings gradually becomes obsessed with this secret. As the hypotheses multiply, the debates awaken deeper personal tensions. Over the course of a weekend, long-time friends and newcomers find themselves confronted with their certainties, contradictions, and vulnerabilities. Lottin will be joined by Zoé Marchal, Bertrand Usclat, Joseph Olivennes, Melissa Izquierdo, Antonia Buresi, Brahim Bouhlel, Nelligan, and Magali Lange. Produced by Tandem and Séquences Clés Production, the film will begin shooting on Monday, October 5, in Brittany. The release of Le Vote is scheduled for March 2027, one month before the presidential election.