During a recent visit to the Video Club, Adèle Exarchopoulos, alongside Jeanne Herry, the director of Garance, expressed her admiration for Japanese animation and graphic novels, known as anime and manga. She highlighted several titles she enjoys, including Death Note, a popular anime about a high school student who discovers a supernatural notebook, and Monster, a critically acclaimed series that follows a doctor with a mysterious past. These works showcase the depth and complexity often found in the genre. Exarchopoulos's interest in anime and manga reflects a growing appreciation for these art forms among international audiences. Anime, which refers to both animated films and television series from Japan, and manga, the Japanese comic book or graphic novel format, have gained global popularity for their storytelling and artistic styles. The Video Club, which hosted the event, is known for exploring diverse media and offering insights into various genres. For those interested in more recommendations from Exarchopoulos, the extended version of the Video Club's content is available on YouTube. This platform provides a broader look at the topics discussed during the event, including her favorite anime and manga. The Video Club continues to be a space for engaging discussions about film, television, and other media. Garance, directed by Jeanne Herry and starring Adèle Exarchopoulos, is now playing in theaters. The film is part of a growing body of work that explores personal and emotional themes through the lens of contemporary cinema. It joins a list of recent releases that have drawn attention for their storytelling and performances.