The History of love, the new film by Radu Mihaileanu, will be released on 9th November 2016. A story that travels through the time and the places around this particular thema we all care about…
Retour à la listeThe Guilby-Lacourts form a typical family of our time. Between a father, stepmother, little sister, brother, half-sister, and even a half-uncle, they sometimes have difficulty knowing who’s who.
One evening, they learn of the death of a grandfather with whom they’d cut off all contact years ago. Inevitably doomed to be stuck with each other during a long journey so they can go to his funeral, they must quickly adapt to the concept of “living together” in the cramped space of the family car. For better and for worse!
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Before becoming a film, ‘Today we live’ (shooting scheduled in early 2017) is a novel.
The film will be directed by Sylvestre Sbille (‘I will bury you’, ‘Que Les Diables m’emportent). The novel was written by the co-screenwriter, Emmanuelle Pirotte.
Winter ‘44. German troops are coming back through the Belgian Ardennes in a last attempt to win the war. Renée, 6 years old and Jewish, is hidden by a Belgian family. The father panics and takes Renée to the priest. When the German troops enter the village, the priest flees with Renée. Along the road comes a US Army jeep. The priest stops the car,
gives Renée to the GIs, and off they go. The soldiers begin to talk… not in English, but in German! They are two soldiers of the Reich, disguised as Americans. Their mission: to infiltrate the Allied lines and cause the maximum trouble.
The jeep pulls into a forest. They force Ren.e to walk before them, the younger of the two pointing his gun at her back. A shot is fired. Two persons come out of the woods: the older soldier Mathias and the little girl…
Our story tells the story of this unlikely couple. These two are total opposites, yet together they will do anything to stay alive and to get through the end of the war.
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La librairie francophone /France Inter
‘I will bury you’ by Sylvestre Sbille won Magritte of the First Film Award at the 5th Magritte Award Ceremony on February 7 in Brussels
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‘Cartoonists: Foot soldiers of Democracy’ by Stéphanie Valloatto was nominated at the Cesar Awards ( Best Documentary)
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The Anga Productions team is deeply affected by the Charlie Hebdo attack.
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We are delighted to announce ’ I will bury you’ is nominated for Magritte Awards 2015 :
‘Return to Ithaca’ by Laurent Cantet : theatrical release on December 5, 2014 !
Retour à la liste‘Santa Claus’ by Alexandre Coffre : theatrical release on December 10, 2014
Retour à la liste‘Benoît Brisefer, Les Taxis rouges’ by Manuel Pradal: theatrical release on December 17, 2014 !
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