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DES CHOSES
Yves Montmayeur
MADE IN
BELGIëqUE
2013 / FRANCE / DOCUMENTARY
Flemish cinema has been
celebrated for the past ten
years, enchanting festivals
and topping the box office. This
well-researched documentary
helps explain its rapid success:
new talents have finally been
released from the “rural film”
model and can reinvent a
cinema free from Belgium’s
particular theme of identity
and comfortable amid the
surrounding chaos. This
tableau shows the extent
of the force and energy
of this new wave.
52 min / Digibeta / colour
French subtitles
screenplay Yves Montmayeur
production Empreinte digitale
cinematography Yves Montmayeur
editing Fabien Bouillaud
music K MUsIC
right holder Empreinte digitale
MIROIR,
MON AMOUR
Siegrid Alnoy
2012 / FRANCE
snow White, narcissistic and
capricious, is about to marry
her prince charming. But to
marry, she must return for an
official encounter at the castle
of her childhood, where she
finds her father and mother, still
poisonously beautiful.
The last adaptation of a series
of stories produced by arte,
including Bluebeard by
Catherine Breillat and Tom
Thumb by Marina de Van, this
film set outside of time, with
a sharp sense of humor and
extraordinary imagination,
examines mother-daughter
relations and the sexuality
underlying the fantasy world
of the Brothers Grimm.
1h25 / DCP / colour
English subtitles
screenplay siegrid alnoy,
lise Macheboeuf based on Snow
White by the Brothers Grimm
production Flach Film Production,
arte France
cinematography sabine lancelin
sound Martin Boissau
editing Benoît Quinon
music Gabriel scotti, Vincent haenni
cast Fanny ardant, Carlo Brandt,
Judith Chemla, laurent stocker,
aurore Clément
right holder Flach Film Production
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TAIPEI FACTORY
Chang Jung-Chi, Alireza
Khatami, Shen Ko-Shang,
Luis Cifuentes, Singing
Chen, Jéro Yun, Midi Z,
Joana Preiss
2013 / TAIWAN
Four stories by eight directors.
The Taipei Factory project was
born from a desire to meet
young Taiwanese filmmakers
as well as others from Iran,
south Korea, Chile, and France.
The result is four films: The Pig,
Silent Asylum, A Nice Travel,
and Mr. Chang’s New Address.
In addition to having four
twosomes produce these short
films, the project was a fruitful,
creative film adventure in
which everyone’s worlds came
together for a common goal: to
focus on the soul of Taipei.
Directors’ Fortnight,
Cannes Film Festival 2013
1h11 / DCP / colour
French + English subtitles
screenplay Chang Jung-Chi, alireza
Khatami / shen Ko-shang, luis
Cifuentes / singing Chen, Jéro Yun,
Midi Z, Joana Preiss
production Taipei Film Commission
cinematography Chang da Chih / Chen,
Ta-Pu / liao Ching Yao / Fan sheng-Xiang
editing supervision Nadia Ben rachid
editing li Nien hsiu / huang, Kuan-Chun /
Chen Xiao dong / Chen Chien-Ping
cast Jack Kao / Chu, Chih-Ying, hsieh,
Ying-hsuan / dawang Yingfan huang,
Ku Junh Kao / Wang Fu-ang, Joana Preiss
international sales Taipei Film
Commission
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SHORT FILMS
A FLOWER
DOES NOT WILT,
BUT…
Oh Tae-heon
2012 / SOUTH KOREA
a film student agrees to help
out one of his friends on a
film shoot. But the experience
quickly becomes a nightmare:
not only is the director full of
himself, but in addition, he is
involved with the student’s exgirlfriend,
who is also present
on the set.
Winner of the Flyasiana Prize
at the Korean Film Festival in
Paris in 2012, A Flower Does
not Wilt, but... is a concentrate
of offbeat humor about the
world of film and its students.
25 min / HDCAM / colour
English subtitles
screenplay Oh Tae-heon
production Korea National University
of arts
cinematography Kim Taesoo
sound Bae Yoori
editing Kang sunhyung
music han Minki
cast Choi Wonyong,
lee Yooyoung, Paik soojang
right holder Korea National University
of arts