1991 | Color | 126:00 Around the Pont Neuf (the oldest bridge in Paris, contrary to its name), a love story develops between two homeless people: Alex and Michelle. He is a frustrated circus performer and alcoholic; she, a painter who is suffering from a painful breakup and losing her eyesight. A bond of mutual dependence grows and intensifies between them. Country: Francia Direction: Carax; Leos Script: Carax; Leos Production: Fechner; Christian Photography: Escoffier; Jean-Yves Sound: Morelle; Henri Music: Iggy Pop, David Bowie Cast:del Perugia; Alexandre, Binoche; Juliette, Lavant; Denis Participation year at FICM: 2024
1991 | Color | 126:00 Around the Pont Neuf (the oldest bridge in Paris, contrary to its name), a love story develops between two homeless people: Alex and Michelle. He is a frustrated circus performer and alcoholic; she, a painter who is suffering from a painful breakup and losing her eyesight. A bond of mutual dependence grows and intensifies between them. Country: Francia Direction: Carax; Leos Script: Carax; Leos Production: Fechner; Christian Photography: Escoffier; Jean-Yves Sound: Morelle; Henri Music: Iggy Pop, David Bowie Cast:del Perugia; Alexandre, Binoche; Juliette, Lavant; Denis Participation year at FICM: 2024
Pola X Pierre, a young man of privilege, whose anonymously-published novel is a hit and who’s about to marry his blond cousin, Lucie, abandons all when a dark-haired vagrant tells him her secret late one night in the woods: that she is Isabelle, his sister, abandoned by their father. See More
Bad Blood Under the oppressive heat of Halley’s comet, the city of Paris is struck by a virus which kills those who make love without loving one other. Two rival gangs set about competing for the virus germ, which could be used to develop a vaccine and save the people… See More
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