The 8th French Film Week takes place from 27 June - 03 July 2008 in Berlin.
is not yet decided whether there will be another seminar for the Film Week. These focal points are possible:
- film production in France (mainly media industry with sidekicks to Germany)
- for French filmmakers
- The contemporary French cinema (aesthetics, a little economic)
- cinema business (with guests who use others for the European Arthouse cinema)
- film professionals
- Creation of a reader
- writing movie reviews in the weblog
- getting to know the technical terms and providing a vocabulary
same time in France is growing resentment. Medium film budgets are always difficult to obtain, says Pascale Ferran, who last year "Lady Chatterley" at the Berlin Film Festival to host, was the situation, and with it several hundred signatories warned of the impending death of art house cinemas . What is the situation in France, which make my own? In addition to textual study, debate and cinema, we have the opportunity to invite some of the festival guests in the seminar room.
greeting
Caroline
Some titles from the extensive program of this year's Film Festival are fixed, some German premieres are:
La Graine et Le Mulet - Couscous, directed by Abdellatif Kechiche, Sabrina Ouazani, Carole Franck , Olivier Loustau including
In the southern French port Sète dreams Monsieur Slimani expects to open his own restaurant. But his modest income, it will hardly succeed him until his family decides to support him in his dream of a better life. The film was a huge popular success in France and was awarded this year by four Cesars. German premiere of the César-winning film LES CHANSONS D'AMOUR
, directed by Christophe Honoré tell, with Louis Garrel, Ludivine Sagnier, Chiara Mastroianni
including all love songs always the same story: "Too many love you "...," I could not live without you "... "Sorry Angel". Christophe Honoré's musical interpretation of three lovers in Paris is accompanied by a carefree French pop. The film was 2007 in competition at Cannes represented
Naissance OF Pieuvre, directed by Céline Sciamma, Pauline Acquart, Louise Blache, Adele Haenel, Warren Jacquin.
Three 15-year-old girls spend the summer: Marie, Anne and Floriane. They meet in the dressing rooms of the swimming pool, sharing their secrets and their dreams. In 2007, the film in the series Un certain regard shown at the festival in Cannes. German premiere
READY-moi ta main, directed by Eric Lartigau, Alain Chabat, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Bernadette Lafont including
Luis is handsome, successful and living a carefree single life. This changes abruptly when his mother decided and his five sisters to marry him because she no longer want to run the household. A blind date chases the next, until Luis decides to seek even a bogus fiancée. Eric Lartigau staged comedians Alain Chabat and Charlotte Gainsbourg as an unlikely pair. German premiere
