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World Premiere Mademoiselle Chambon

World Cinema

Family · Love/Romance · Music/Dance

  • CountryFrance
  • Production Year2009
  • Running Time101min
  • Format35mm
  • ColorCOLOR
Program Note
Jean is living an unsophisticated and stable life with his lovely wife and son. One day, when he went to school to pick up his son, Jean meets his son’s homeroom teacher, ‘Mademoiselle Chambon’, and promises to be a teacher. As he falls into the delicate and elegant attractiveness of Chambon, the ordinary life of Jean is stirred. It is a calm and touching love story, typical of a French film. The attraction between a plasterer, a blue color laborer working in rough construction, and an intelligent lady who teaches and plays violin is expressed modestly. Veteran French actor Vincent Lindon as the main character who is agonized between love and family; Sandrine Kiberlain plays Chambon who is attracted to an unfamiliar man.
Director
Director
Stéphane BRIZÉ
Born in 1966, this actor and director received his dramatic training after working the film industry as a technician. His first short film [Bleu dommage] won the Grand Prix at the Cognac Film Festival in 1993. He started to gain fame after his first feature [Hometown Blue] (1998) was screened during Directors’ Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival. He is best known for the comedy [Not Her to be Loved] (2005) and [Among Adults] (2007).
Credit
  • Director
    Stéphane BRIZÉ
  • ProducerMilèna POYLO
    Gilles SACUTO
  • CastVincent LINDON
    Sandrine KIIBERLAIN
    Aure ATIKA
  • ScreenplayStèphane BRIZÉ
    Florence VIGNON
  • CinematographyAntonie HEBERLÉ
  • Production DesignValèrie SARADJIAN
  • EditorAnne KLOTZ
  • SoundFrèdèric DE RAVIGNAN
    Hervè GUYADER
    Thierry DELOR
  • MusicAnge GHINOZZI
  • Production CompanyTS Productions - Miléna Poylo anf Gilles Sacuto
  • World SalesRezo films
    festival@rezofilms.com
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Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Busan Metropolitan City
Korean Film Council
BUSAN CINEMA CENTER