Marion (Julie Delpy, right) and her father Jeannot (Albert
Delpy) in a scene from Julie Delpy's "2 Days In New York."  In
the family … Albert and Julie Delpy are father and daughter on
and offscreen.  Reviewer rating:  Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
Julie Delpy occupies an unusual niche in movies. Discovered at
14 by Jean-Luc Godard, who cast her in Detective (1985), she was
heading for a successful acting career in France when she
decided to move to New York to study filmmaking. That was in
1990.  Richard Linklater cast her in his new-style romance,
Before Sunrise, in 1995 and again nine years later in its
sequel, Before Sunset. Krzysztof Kieslowski used her in all his
Three Colours films. Impatient with waiting for good roles, she
moved to Los Angeles, where she is now a multihyphenate: a
writer-director-actress-producer-musician with French and
American citizenship, who makes films in both languages, usually
concurrently.  Very few French actresses who work regularly in
English, and almost none who write and