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THe BiG Trip<br />
Jérôme Le maire<br />
mADe iN<br />
BeLGiëqUe<br />
2010 / BELGIUM<br />
Traveling on the road to the Carnaval du<br />
Monde, a small band decides to extend<br />
their journey through the woods. During<br />
their trek, they continue their revelry,<br />
enjoying the gaiety and the more somber<br />
moments. But during the trip, alliances<br />
are formed and in the end, the clan<br />
comes apart.<br />
Both sophomoric and melancholy, funny<br />
and dramatic, the <strong>film</strong> combines reality<br />
TV and a melancholic tale of utopia and<br />
dreams of community. An unclassifiable<br />
cinematographic object, Jérôme Le Maire’s<br />
<strong>film</strong> is an “inward-looking road movie”<br />
about the midlife crisis.<br />
acID Program, 2011 cannes Film Festival<br />
1h45 / DcP / colour / French<br />
original title Le Grand’Tour<br />
screenplay Benjamine de Cloedt, Jérôme Le Maire,<br />
Vincent Solheid<br />
production La Parti Production<br />
cinematography Jérôme Le Maire<br />
sound Olivier Philippart<br />
editing Matyas Veress<br />
music Pierre Kissling<br />
cast Denis Burton, Chen Chenut, Pierre Fontaine,<br />
Christian Henrard, Patrick Humblet, Emmanuel<br />
Lawa, Arnaud Libert, Vincent Marganne, Renaud<br />
Quirin, Vincent Solheid<br />
distribution France Mona Films<br />
BLUe is THe WArmesT<br />
COLOUr<br />
Abdellatif Kechiche<br />
2012 / FRANCE, BELGIUM, SPAIN<br />
At 15, there is no question for Adele: girls<br />
go out with boys. Her life changes when<br />
she meets Emma, a young woman with<br />
blue hair, who introduces her to desire and<br />
allows her to accept herself as a woman<br />
and an adult. Under the gaze of others,<br />
Adele grows, searches, forgets, and finds<br />
herself again...<br />
With its passionate love story strained<br />
by social differences, Abdellatif Kechiche<br />
has made a breathtakingly natural <strong>film</strong><br />
about the first time and about heartache.<br />
Acclaimed by critics, Blue Is the Warmest<br />
Color is enhanced by two glowingly<br />
intrepid young actresses who were<br />
awarded an exceptional Golden Palm.<br />
Palme d’Or, 2013 cannes Film Festival<br />
2h55 / DcP / colour / English subtitles<br />
original title La Vie d’Adèle – Chapitres 1 et 2<br />
screenplay Abdellatif Kechiche, Ghalya Lacroix<br />
based on “Blue is the Warmest Color” by Julie Maroh<br />
production France 2 <strong>Cinéma</strong>, Scope Pictures,<br />
Vertigo Films, RTBF<br />
cinematography Sofian El Fani<br />
sound Jérôme Chenevoy<br />
editing Albertine Lastera, Camille Toubkis,<br />
Jean-Marie Lengellé, Ghalya Lacroix<br />
cast Léa Seydoux, Adèle Exarchopoulos,<br />
Salim Kechiouche, Aurélien Recoing,<br />
Catherine Salée, Mona Walravens<br />
distribution France Wild Bunch<br />
international sales Wild Bunch<br />
28<br />
THe CONGress<br />
Ari Folman<br />
premieres<br />
2013 / ISR., GER., POL., LUX., FR., BELG. / ANIMATION<br />
A star past her prime, Robin Wright is<br />
forced to accept the offer of a powerful<br />
Hollywood studio. She sells her image,<br />
leaving a digital double to continue her<br />
career in her place, in blockbusters chosen<br />
by Miramount.<br />
Five years after the stunning Waltz with<br />
Bashir, the Israeli director Ari Folman is<br />
appalled at the changes in cinema and<br />
at human nature. The <strong>film</strong> is a fantastic,<br />
futuristic diptych, combining live action<br />
and animated images, in tribute to the<br />
work of the Fleischer brothers in the<br />
1930s. A dizzying <strong>film</strong> brought to life with<br />
the incredible grace of Robin Wright in her<br />
own role.<br />
Directors’ Fortnight, 2013 cannes<br />
Film Festival<br />
2h / DcP / colour / French subtitles<br />
screenplay Ari Folman<br />
based on “The Futurological Congress”<br />
by Stanislaw Lem<br />
production Bridgit Folman Film Gang, Pandora Film,<br />
Opus Film, Paul Thiltges Distribution, ARP, Entre<br />
Chien et Loup<br />
cinematography Michal Englert<br />
animation Yoni Goodman<br />
sound Aviv Aldema<br />
editing Nili Feller<br />
music Max Richter<br />
cast Robin Wright, Harvey Keitel, Jon Hamm,<br />
Paul Giamatti, Kodi Smit-McPhee<br />
distribution France ARP Sélection<br />
international sales The Match Factory
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