La narration du film, portée par Béatrice Dalle qui incarne la musique, l’une des plus reprises au monde, donne à My Way une dimension unique. Le documentaire retrace l’histoire de cette chanson légendaire, et explore son impact culturel à travers les générations. Avec des archives et des anecdotes inédites, il dévoile l’héritage d’un morceau qui a traversé les frontières linguistiques et temporelles. My Way demeure un hymne inscrit dans l’Histoire de la musique.
Sélection officielle du Festival de Cannes 2024.
Sélection officielle du Festival de Cannes 2024.
Autres festivals :
Festival international de Cannes, France (2024)
Jecheon International Music & Film Festival, Corée du Sud (2024)
Festival du Cinéma Américain de Deauville, France (2024)
Festival international de Cannes, France (2024)
Jecheon International Music & Film Festival, Corée du Sud (2024)
Festival du Cinéma Américain de Deauville, France (2024)
| Réalisation | Thierry Teston |
| Complice à la réalisation | Lisa Azuelos |
| Direction de la photographie | Julien Jaunet |
| Direction musicale | Thierry Teston |
| Montage | Erwan Le Quéré |
En partenariat avec
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Séances
• Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
Samedi 15 mars 2025, 13:00 — 14:39
• Cinéma du Musée - Auditorium Maxwell-Cummings
Dimanche 16 mars 2025, 17:45 — 19:10
Réalisation
Thierry Teston
Thierry Teston a étudié le cinéma à l’ENSAV de Toulouse et a commencé sa carrière en réalisant des clips musicaux et des enregistrements de concerts pour de nombreux artistes tels que Jane Birkin et Matthieu Chedid. Sa passion pour la danse l’a conduit à réaliser de nombreux documentaires, dont “La Cité de la Danse” pour France 2. Son dernier film, “My Way” (2024), un biopic sur la célèbre chanson, a été sélectionné officiellement au Festival de Cannes 2024.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe de film
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe de film
Lisa Azuelos
Disponible en anglais seulement
It was after graduating from Dauphine with a master’s degree in management, and a year as a portfolio manager, that Lisa Azuelos realized that her only love was for the cinema. Working with JP Goude, Patrice Leconte and Luc Besson, she learned the different aspects of the profession, and went on to write, produce and direct her first short film, “BURAL”, about the hellish office life she hated so much.
With her heart set on defending in each of her films the vision of a feminine often too guilt-ridden to lead a truly free existence, and some big hits at the cinema like “15 Aout”, “Comme t’y es belle”, “LOL” or “Dalida”, she decided to get involved to give a voice to the 14 million little girls married by force in the world every year through a film “14 millions de cris (14 million cries)” with Julie Gayet and Alexandre Astier.
After the explosion of the #Metoo movement, she decided to focus on teenagers, with whom she has built up a huge fanbase since “LOL”. She produced and directed the documentary “YOLOVE”, following various speakers in French high schools and middle schools to raise awareness and provide solutions to the violence (harassment, cyberbullying, rape, language…) that prevails in schoolyards.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film et éditées par Le FIFA
It was after graduating from Dauphine with a master’s degree in management, and a year as a portfolio manager, that Lisa Azuelos realized that her only love was for the cinema. Working with JP Goude, Patrice Leconte and Luc Besson, she learned the different aspects of the profession, and went on to write, produce and direct her first short film, “BURAL”, about the hellish office life she hated so much.
With her heart set on defending in each of her films the vision of a feminine often too guilt-ridden to lead a truly free existence, and some big hits at the cinema like “15 Aout”, “Comme t’y es belle”, “LOL” or “Dalida”, she decided to get involved to give a voice to the 14 million little girls married by force in the world every year through a film “14 millions de cris (14 million cries)” with Julie Gayet and Alexandre Astier.
After the explosion of the #Metoo movement, she decided to focus on teenagers, with whom she has built up a huge fanbase since “LOL”. She produced and directed the documentary “YOLOVE”, following various speakers in French high schools and middle schools to raise awareness and provide solutions to the violence (harassment, cyberbullying, rape, language…) that prevails in schoolyards.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film et éditées par Le FIFA
Quelques films :
La chambre des merveilles (2023)
Mon bébé (2019)
Dalida (2016)
LOL USA (2012)
LOL (2008)
La chambre des merveilles (2023)
Mon bébé (2019)
Dalida (2016)
LOL USA (2012)
LOL (2008)
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