In this short fiction film, Maïa, a young opera singer, is on stage for her first performance. As she begins the main aria of the opera Dido and Aeneas, she is suddenly confronted with a revelation.
Other festivals:
Moscow Shorts Festival, Russia (2021)
Culture Cinema, India (2021)
Moscow Shorts Festival, Russia (2021)
Culture Cinema, India (2021)
| Director | Cyril Nehmé |
| Line Producer | Dalia Naous |
| Editing | Marie Bottois |
| Camera | Sinan Culha |
| Cast | Simona Morini, Marguerite Mousset, Marc-Antoine Vaugeois |
| Sound | Robin Tassel |
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Image tirée du film J’ai rêvé Carthage // Image from the film J’ai rêvé Carthage
Image tirée du film J’ai rêvé Carthage // Image from the film J’ai rêvé Carthage
Production
Cyril Nehmé
Cyril Nehmé is a Lebanese filmmaker living in Paris. Fond of classical music, he started learning lyrical singing at the age of 18 alongside his film studies. He also decided to learn the cello a few years later. His first short film “People Disappear All the Time” has been selected in several film festivals such as FIDMarseille 2014, and won the Grand Prize at the Original Narrative Film Festival in Dubai.
Cyril develops in his films a craft lying on the borders of cinema and visual arts, but also imbued with his passion for opera. His latest film “I Have Dreamed Carthage” was approached in that light.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Cyril develops in his films a craft lying on the borders of cinema and visual arts, but also imbued with his passion for opera. His latest film “I Have Dreamed Carthage” was approached in that light.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
I Have Dreamed Carthage (2021)
People Disappear All the Time (2013)
People Disappear All the Time (2013)
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