Ex: Au fait, le dernier
film de Jacques Audiard
est une pépite !
Au Fait [ofe] (o-fè)
Locution Adjectivale
Origine: 18e siècle
Composé de Fait (verbe et nom masculin), du
latin Facere : produire, construire, fabriquer,
arranger, représenter, réaliser, composer.
1. À propos.
2. Être au courant.
FRANÇAIS
We look for stories that matter to people, and make them into films they want to see
Eg: Gen Z are so much
more au fait with today's
technology!
From French "to the fact". Of the latin Facere:
produce, do, make, construct, fashion, frame,
build, compose.
1. To the point.
2. Experience or practical knowledge of a thing.
ENGLISH
Au Fait [o'fe(t)]
Gallicism / Entered in
the 18th century
Teams we've worked with
but also Bank Of America, Freuds, Evian, ITV, Gatwick airport and others
