FRANCE
2014 / WORLD PREMIERE
38’ – VO FRANÇAISE
Synopsis
Flore, 18 years old, joins Arthur to go to an imaginary party. On their path, weidd characters and hallucinations drive them till the end of the night. Flore experiences the grief of loss and the lost childhood to find herself at the heart of her desire.
DIRECTOR: Laurie Lassalle
SCREENPLAY: Laurie Lassalle
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Brice Pancot
EDITING: Louise Jaillette
SOUND: Jean-Bathélémy Velay
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Clémence Ney
MUSIC: Ulysse Klotz (aamourocean), Stéphane Bellity (Ricky Hollywood)
CAST:
Solène Rigot
Théo Cholbi
Miglen Mirtchev
PRODUCTION
CONTACT CANNES
HAÏKU FILMS
Thomas Jaeger
thomas@haikufilms.fr
Claire Trinquet
claire@haikufilms.fr
The title of Laurie Lassalle's film is a borrowed line from the poem Bateau ivre by Rimbaud. This lets us foresee the poetry of the film, only with a slight nuance as the verb “m'ont laissée” (have left me) is feminine, unlike that in the poem. Lassalle's first film looks at two adolescents facing bereavement, first love, the need to escape: “I want to show things that I believe aren't depicted enough on the big screen: feminine desire, the male body, wild animals.” This dreamlike tale is made all the more powerful by the astonishing performances of the two young actors.
Par Iris Brey
