Come and take you to Berlin for Les Films du Losange

03/02/2022 – Alain Guiraudie’s film which will open the Panorama dominates a line-up including among others in post production A nice morning de Mia Hansen-Løve

Final adjustments before the European Film Market (online from February 10 to 17) for the international sales department (managed by alice lesort) from Films du Losange (bought last summer by Charles Gillibert and Alexis Dantec). And in the line-up stands out Come, I will take you there [+lire aussi :
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This is the 6th feature by the French filmmaker after No rest for the wicked [+lire aussi :
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In the post-production department of the EFM line-up shines the Franco-German co-production One good morning (One Fine Morning) from Mia Hansen-Løve (with Léa Seydoux headlining – read the article), already pre-sold in around twenty territories, but also the animated feature film Titina from the Norwegian Kajsa Naess (from a screenplay written by By carpenter, which sees the Italian aeronautical engineer Umberto Nobile – and his dog – and the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen embark together on the conquest of the North Pole, and produced by the Norwegians of Mikrofilm with the Belgians of Vivi Film).

On the side of the market projections point the horizon, the first feature film byEmilie Carpentier that Les Films du Losange will distribute in French cinemas on February 9, the award-winning Venetian White Building from Kavich Neang and Tom Medina [+lire aussi :
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All without forgetting the titles in post-production like The Beast in the Jungle from Patric Chiha (with Anais Demoustier and Tom Mercier in the casting – article) and Rodeo from Lola Quivoron (article).