Découvrez la vie de la célèbre artiste Charlotte Salomon à travers sa collection de 1300 peintures, allant de sa vie de jeune fille dans le Berlin des années 1940, à la montée des nazis jusqu’à sa fuite dans le sud de la France. Réalisé par les scénaristes et réalisatrices Delphine et Muriel Coulin, ce documentaire rend hommage à son talent aux multiples facettes et à son extraordinaire travail d’avant-garde notamment en technique mixte.
Autres festivals :
New York Jewish Film Festival, États-Unis
FIPADOC Film international du film documentaire, France
New York Jewish Film Festival, États-Unis
FIPADOC Film international du film documentaire, France
Réalisation | Delphine Coulin, Muriel Coulin |
Ventes internationales | Cinephil |
Montage | Valérie Loiseleux |
Montage son | Gilles Marsalet |
Colorisation | Eric Salleron |
Interprètes | Vicky Krieps |
Conception sonore | Nicolas Becker |
Mixage | Lucien Richardson |
Image | Jean-Louis Vialard |
Composition | Quentin Sirjacq |
Effets visuels | Robin Deriaud |
Séances
• Théâtre Outremont
Dimanche 19 mars 2023, 14:30 — 16:00
• Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
Dimanche 26 mars 2023, 15:45 — 17:45
Réalisation
Delphine Coulin
Disponible en anglais seulement
After a Master’s degree in American literature and civilization and a degree in PoliticalScience, Delphine Coulin worked at ARTE France, first in the Fiction Unit, under PierreChevalier,then in the Documentary Unit, under Thierry Garrel. As a program manager, sheco-produced Profiles, Comix, Exhibition, as well as unitaries for La Vie en Face and GrandFormat. Her six books : Les Traces (2004), Une Seconde de Plus (2006), Les Mille-Vies (2008), Sambapour la France (2011), Voir du Pays (2013), and Une Fille dans la Jungle (2017), published byGrasset and Seuil, have all been both critically and publicly acclaimed, and have beentranslated into ten languages. Samba pour la France was adapted for the cinema under thetitle Samba by Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache, starring Omar Sy, Charlotte Gainsbourgand Tahar Rahim.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
After a Master’s degree in American literature and civilization and a degree in PoliticalScience, Delphine Coulin worked at ARTE France, first in the Fiction Unit, under PierreChevalier,then in the Documentary Unit, under Thierry Garrel. As a program manager, sheco-produced Profiles, Comix, Exhibition, as well as unitaries for La Vie en Face and GrandFormat. Her six books : Les Traces (2004), Une Seconde de Plus (2006), Les Mille-Vies (2008), Sambapour la France (2011), Voir du Pays (2013), and Une Fille dans la Jungle (2017), published byGrasset and Seuil, have all been both critically and publicly acclaimed, and have beentranslated into ten languages. Samba pour la France was adapted for the cinema under thetitle Samba by Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache, starring Omar Sy, Charlotte Gainsbourgand Tahar Rahim.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Voir du pays (2016)
17 filles (2011)
17 filles (2011)
Muriel Coulin
Disponible en anglais seulement
Muriel Coulin began her career as an assistant director on films by Louis Malle (Milou enmai), Aki Kaurismäki (La Vie de Bohême), Krysztof Kieslowski (La Double vie de Véronique,Bleu, Blanc, Rouge), and then became adirector on documentaries by Emmanuel Finkiel,Hélène Angel, Jean-Pierre Limosin, Judit Kele, and on contemporary art films, notably forPierre Huyghe and Philippe Parreno.She directed documentaries including L’Homme sans douleur, for Arte, before movingon tofiction.In 2019, she directs her first play Charlotte, based on the work of Charlotte Salomon and thenovel by David Foenkinos. The play is sold out for a month at the Théâtre du Rond Point inParis, on several national stages (Châlons, Lorient, Nancy, Valence), and at the Théâtre du Luxembourg.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Muriel Coulin began her career as an assistant director on films by Louis Malle (Milou enmai), Aki Kaurismäki (La Vie de Bohême), Krysztof Kieslowski (La Double vie de Véronique,Bleu, Blanc, Rouge), and then became adirector on documentaries by Emmanuel Finkiel,Hélène Angel, Jean-Pierre Limosin, Judit Kele, and on contemporary art films, notably forPierre Huyghe and Philippe Parreno.She directed documentaries including L’Homme sans douleur, for Arte, before movingon tofiction.In 2019, she directs her first play Charlotte, based on the work of Charlotte Salomon and thenovel by David Foenkinos. The play is sold out for a month at the Théâtre du Rond Point inParis, on several national stages (Châlons, Lorient, Nancy, Valence), and at the Théâtre du Luxembourg.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film
Voir du pays (2016)
17 filles (2011)
L’Homme sans douleur (2006)
17 filles (2011)
L’Homme sans douleur (2006)