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Lab9e Édition 13—14 Juillet 9 e é dition Lab 13 — 14 juillet Dossier de presse 9 e é dition Lab 13 — 14 juillet 04 05 Édito FR / Édito EN 06 Prix / Awards 07 Jury Jury 08 Projets FIDLab 2017 / FIDLab 2017 projects 20 Depuis la dernière édition / Since our last edition 22 Projets FIDLab de 2009 à 2016 / FIDLab projects from 2009 to 2016 24 Équipe / Team 25 Partenaires / Partners Dossier de presse 2017 Édito FR / 04 S'il est vrai que l'on juge un arbre à ses fruits, La sélection de cette année ? 11 projets, retenus FIDLab n'a pas tardé à donner les gages de justesse sur plus de 325 projets. Au-delà de leurs diversités, de ses engagements. Partageons avec vous géographique et d’écriture, cette variété étant à nos de nombreuses réjouissances, si l'on reprend le bilan yeux une nécessité, un point commun les réunit sans depuis juillet 2016, date de notre dernière édition doute : la modestie de leur budget. Faire des films FIDLab ; The Human Surge de Eduardo Williams aujourd’hui, sans aucunement renoncer à une très (FIDLab 2015) a reçu le Pardo d'or Cinéaste du Présent - haute exigence artistique, ne requiert plus un budget Prix Premier Film et la Mention Spéciale du Jury intimidant. Beaucoup de cinéastes l’ont prouvé au Locarno Festival 2016. A la Mostra de Venise 2016, et continuent de le faire. L’ambition artistique ne se The Last Of Us de Ala Eddine Slim (FIDLab 2016) est conjugue pas forcément avec une voracité financière. reparti avec le Lion du Futur - Prix Luigi de Laurentiis Budgets modestes donc, mais de grands films à venir, Premier Film, Kékszakállú de Gastón Solnicki, qui nous viennent de toute la planète, et représentent, (FIDLab 2015) a reçu le Prix Fipresci – Orizzonti avec déjà pour certains quelques coproducteurs, et Bitter Money de Wang Bing (FIDLab 2014) s'est 12 pays : Autriche, Chili, Colombie, Espagne, France, vu attribué le Prix Orizzonti du Meilleur Scénario. Indonésie, Israël, Italie, Lituanie, Portugal, Royaume-Uni et Tunisie. Le début d'année 2017 est également prometteur, avec la présentation en première mondiale au sein du Cette année, nous sommes heureux de poursuivre Festival International de Cinéma de Rotterdam de Araby la collaboration avec l’AFAC, le Fonds Arabe pour les de João Dumans & Affonso Uchoa (FIDLab 2016) dans la Arts et la Culture et de retrouver notre partenaire en très sélective compétition Tiger et Elon doesn't believe Amérique Latine, le BAL, la plateforme de coproduction in death de Ricardo Alves Jr. (FIDLab 2012) pour du BAFICI où le FIDLab décerne un prix. sa Première Internationale. Enfin, tout récemment, la Berlinale a accueilli en première mondiale Off Frame Nous saluons le soutien précieux de nos partenaires de Mohanad Yaqubi (FIDLab 2010) et Occidental institutionnels, la Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, de Neïl Beloufa (FIDLab 2012). la Ville de Marseille, le Département des Bouches- du-Rhône, le CNC ainsi que le programme MEDIA Côté artistes nous nous félicitons de voir que nombre Europe Creative à compter de 2017 ; et saluons d'entre eux, sélectionnés au FIDLab, ont rejoint également nos partenaires qui dotent des prix, pour la programmation de la Documenta 14 ; c'est le cas leur décision d’engagement à nos côtés et leur soutien de Narimane Mari, Ben Russell, Marina Gioti ou encore marqué et continu : Air France, Panavision, Sublimage, Roee Rosen. D'autres artistes comme Marie Voignier, Vidéo de Poche, Commune Image, Mactari et la Vincent Meessen, Dora Garcia, Iván Argote ont été Fondation Camargo. ou seront à la Biennale de Venise. Pour l’attribution de ces nombreux prix, un jury Par ailleurs, Basma Alsharif qui avec Ouroboros international, composé de trois membres. participera cette année à la Biennale du Whitney, Wilbirg Brainin-Donnenberg, autrichienne, directrice Clément Cogitore dont les travaux ont été montrés du drehbuchFORUMWien, workshop de scénario, au Palais de Tokyo, Neïl Beloufa dont les œuvres Fiorella Moretti, péruvienne, fondatrice et codirectrice ont été programmées au MoMA, font aussi partie de Luxbox, société de coproduction et de ventes des artistes dont les projets ont été précédemment internationales, Roberto Olla, italien, Directeur Exécutif sélectionnés au FIDLab. Ou encore, Carlos Casas du Fonds Eurimages du Conseil de l'Europe. Nous nous avec Cemetery était présenté à l'automne dernier réjouissons de leur présence, et les en remercions, à la Fondation Cartier et fin mars à la Tate Modern. convaincus que leur expérience professionnelle sera profitable, au-delà du palmarès, à tous les projets. Sur les 91 projets sélectionnés depuis 2009, 53 existent déjà aujourd’hui en tant que films réalisés, Impatients de vous accueillir au FIDMarseille, sans compter bien sûr ceux qui sont encore en nous espérons que vous découvrirez avec autant finalisation. Qui plus est, une grande majorité d’entre de plaisir que nous en avons eu à les choisir eux a connu une large circulation en festivals, ont les projets FIDLab 201 7. été lauréats de prix, sont sortis en salle en France et à l’étranger, accompagnés par des vendeurs et distributeurs de grande vitalité. Fabienne Moris & Rebecca De Pas, Co-directrices FIDLab Jean-Pierre Rehm, Délégué Général FIDMarseille Lab Édito EN 05 If it is true that we can judge a tree by the fruit it This year 11 projects have been selected from bears, then FIDLab has proved its pedigree and among over 325 submitted. Beyond the diversity steadfast commitment. We would like to share the of the geography and styles of writing of the projects, many successes of the FIDLab projects since our last which is a necessity for us, they all have one thing edition with you ; The Human Surge by Eduardo Williams in common: a modest budget. Today, you can make (FIDLab 2015) won the Golden Leopard Filmmakers of a film on a shoe string without compromising artistic the Present Prize (First Feature and Special Jury Prize) quality. Many filmmakers have proved this already and at the Locarno Festival 2016. At the Venice Film Festival others continue to do so. Artistic ambition does not 2016, The Last Of Us by Ala Eddine Slim (FIDLab 2016) have to go hand in hand with big spending. Films with won the Lion of the Future - Luigi de Laurentiis Award small budgets but a big future come to us from all over for a Debut Film, Kékszakállú by Gastón Solnicki, the world, some of them with co-producers already (FIDLab 2015) won the Fipresci Prize – Orizzonti established, representing 12 countries : Austria, Chile, and Bitter Money by Wang Bing (FIDLab 2014) Colombia, France, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, won the Orizzonti Prize for Best Screenplay. Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, and the United Kingdom. We also got off to a great start in 2017 with the World This year we are pleased to continue our partnership Premiere of Araby by João Dumans & Affonso Uchoa with AFAC, the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture and also (FIDLab 2016) and the International Premiere of with our partner in Latin America, BAL, the BAFICI Elon doesn't believe in death by Ricardo Alves Jr. co-production platform where FIDLab awards a prize. (FIDLab 2012) at International Film Festival Rotterdam and more recently, at Berlinale, the World Premiere We would like to extend our thanks to our institutional of Off Frame by Mohanad Yaqubi (FIDLab 2010) partners the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Region, and Occidental by Neïl Beloufa (FIDLab 2012). the City of Marseille, the Bouches-du-Rhône Department, the CNC and, since 2017, the Creative We are also pleased to see that so many of the artists Europe MEDIA Program, as well as our prize-giving previously selected at FIDLab, have joined the program partners Air France, Panavision, Sublimage, of Documenta 14, including Narimane Mari, Ben Russell, Vidéo de Poche, Mactari, the Camargo Foundation Marina Gioti and Roee Rosen. Other artists such as and Commune Image for their generous and Marie Voignier, Vincent Meessen, Dora Garcia, Iván continued support. Argote have been or will be at the Venice Biennale. All the prizes will be awarded by an international jury, In addition, Basma Alsharif with Ouroboros will composed of Wilbirg Brainin-Donnenberg, from be taking part in the Whitney Biennale this year, Austria, Film curator, Director of the Screenwriters Clément Cogitore, whose works have been shown Forum Vienna, Fiorella Moretti, from Peru, founder and at the Palais de Tokyo, Neïl Beloufa, whose works have CEO of Luxbox, international sales and co-production been programmed at MoMA are also among the artists company and Roberto Olla, from Italy, Executive whose projects were previously selected by FIDLab. Director of Eurimages, the Council of Europe's film Furthermore Carlos Casas, with Cemetery, fund. Their attendance delights us as we know their was presented last autumn at the Cartier Foundation professional experience will be profitable to all. and at the end of March at the Tate Modern. We look forward to welcoming you at FIDMarseille and Out of the 91 projects selected since 2009, hope you will enjoy discovering the 11 FIDLab projects. not counting those that are nearing completion, 53 exist today as films. In addition, a vast majority of these films have gone from festival to festival Fabienne Moris & Rebecca De Pas, Co-directrices FIDLab receiving awards and have been released in France Jean-Pierre Rehm, and abroad. Délégué Général FIDMarseille Dossier de presse 2017 Le jury attribuera six prix/ Prix / Awards The jury will award six awards : 06 Panavision Alga Techno Mactari & Air France Prix attribué par le studio de post-production son Mactari Prix doté par la société Panavision Alga Techno et la compagnie à un projet produit ou coproduit par une société de production Air France.
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