Diane Lane's real life daughter Eleanor Lambert plays her daughter in the film.
This is the first feature film by Eleanor Coppola since her Emmy-winning documentary Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (1991), which was released 25 years earlier. It was her first fiction feature, made at the age of 80.
Director Eleanor Coppola made her narrative feature debut with Paris Can Wait (2016) at the age of 80 years. However, she isn't the oldest person to direct a narrative first feature film: That distinction belongs to Japanese director Takeo Kimura, who was 90 when his narrative debut feature Dreaming Awake (2008) was released.
Diane Lane speaks fluent French, even though her character doesn't in this film.
The movie features songs by the French band Phoenix. The lead singer, Thomas Mars, is married to director Eleanor Coppola's daughter Sofia Coppola.