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D’un château l’autre

Emmanuel Marre, Belgium, 2018, 40’
Locarno Film Festival

2018

Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg

2019

Clermont-Ferrand Int’l Short Film Festival

2019

Spring 2017, during the French presidential election. Pierre, 25 years old and on a scholarship for a prestigious Parisian university, is lodged by Francine, 75, disabled, and confined to her wheelchair. Both puzzled and disoriented, they witness the electoral fair playing out. Both their political opinions and social backgrounds are polar opposites, but they still confide in each other. While waiting for the verdict of the polls, Pierre tries to look after Francine's body and Francine tries to heal Pierre's resentment.

D’un château l’autre (Emmanuel Marre, 2018)
D’un château l’autre (Emmanuel Marre, 2018)
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Emmanuel Marre’s D’un château l’autre

Öykü Sofuoğlu
03.04.2023
essay

The year is 2017. As the French presidential elections approach, the spirit of the times marches at full speed into unrest. Pierre Nisse portrays a young adult whose inner conflicts resonate with those of the outside world. Exasperated trying to fit in with the upper-class frivolities of his university, Pierre looks for answers in the dominant political discourses. D’un château l’autre follows his steps and sneaks into the political rallies of Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen to show us the self-evident artificiality of these gatherings à la Trump.

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Credits

Script
Emmanuel Marre, Julie Lecoustre
Cast
Francine Atoch, Pierre Nisse
Camera
Emmanuel Marre
Editor
Nicolas Rumpl
Sound
Vincent Villa
Producer
Alice Lemaire, François-Pierre Clavel, Sébastien Andres
Production
Dérives, Kidam, Michigan Films
120
documentary politics drama portrait

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