Invité-e-s 2018

Yolande Zauberman

Filmmaker

Born in Paris, and having studied art history and finance, Yolande Zauberman began working in cinema alongside director Amos Gitaï. In 1987 she directed her first documentary about Apartheid in South Africa, Classified People, which won numerous awards including the Audience Award at Entrevues. Her second film, Caste criminelle (1989), shot in India, was selected in Cannes. Four years later, she directed her first fiction film in Yiddish, Ivan & Abraham (1993), which received the Golden Fish at the Moscow Film Festival and the Youth Award in Cannes. Her 2011 film Would You Have Sex with an Arab? was shown in Venice and her last one, M, won the Special Jury Prize at Locarno in 2018.

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2024 - Premières Epreuves

From the Irma Vep series by Olivier Assayas, exploration of the many facets of actresses in film: the reflections and the inlaid stories. 

Cinema and History - Vamps !

Having made their appearance at the very early stages of film, Vamps have opened new perspectives to the female figure, freeing the body from the constraints of fashion and social mores. 

Tribute to Laurent Achard

Laurent Achard was a brilliant director and a dear friend of the festival. A whole week in the company of his characters’ unforgettable gaze, young boys who crave love, having witnessed the unspeakable.

2024 Gérard Frot-Coutaz Prize

The Gérard Frot-Coutaz Prize, under the patronage of the Fondation de France, rewards a first French fiction released during the year.

La Fabbrica - Robert Guédiguian

Social comedy, tragedy, historical film, melodrama, Robert Guédiguian has constantly renewed the form of his cinema, while remaining faithful to the themes of commitment, the collective and friendship, beautifully embodied by his favorite trio of actors. 

La Transversale - Tourism, travel clichés

The tourist in cinema, at times, clown, dreamer, exiled, in search of escape, meaning or rest, but also voyeur or destroyer crucially questions our relationship to the world and to the Other. 

GUEST OF HONOR - Nancy Savoca

Nancy Savoca is a unique voice of independent cinema. By inviting herself into households, she offers an intimate portrait of Italian New York that overturns the classic stories of American cinema and the codes of romantic comedy. 

Entrevues 2024: an invitation to travel

The chic and relaxed women filmed by Agnès Varda in her first documentary Du côté de la côte, under the sun of the Riviera, among the palm trees and the sparkling colors of the Mediterranean will be our guides for this 39th edition.

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