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Courts Métrages Européens 51 Courts Métrages Français 57 Films D’Écoles 71 Plans Animés 76 Courts Des Petits 79 Lectures De Scénarios PARTENAIRES SPONSORS >> Le Festival existe grâce au soutien de / The Festival receives support from PARTENAIRES SPONSORS >> Le Festival remercie / The Festival would like to thank 1 SOMMAIRE Le Festival 9 L’Équipe du Festival 10 Avant-propos 14 Soirée d’inauguration 14 Soirée de clôture Sélection officielle Compétition : 15 16 Jurys 21 Prix 23 Longs métrages européens 33 Longs métrages français 39 Diagonales 45 Courts métrages européens 51 Courts métrages français 57 Films d’écoles 71 Plans animés 76 Courts des petits 79 Lectures de scénarios Événements : 85 86 Avant-premières 90 Séances spéciales Hors compétition : 95 96 Plans suivants 98 L’Air Numérique 100 De l’écrit à l’écran Hommages et rétrospectives : 101 102 Raymond Depardon et Claudine Nougaret 115 Sicilia! 126 Profession : reporter 139 Béla Tarr 143 Nora Twomey et Tomm Moore Cartes blanches : 147 148 L'école d'art dramatique de Pékin 149 6e laboratoire documentaire d’Alger 150 Austin - Texas 151 Talents Adami Cannes 152 Talents en court 153 ARTE d’Jeunes 155 Musique et Cinéma 156 Danse et Cinéma Rencontres : 157 158 Rencontres et tables rondes 160 Atelier Musique et Cinéma 161 Nos partenaires proposent 163 L’animation à l’honneur Remerciements 164 Index 167 8 L’ÉQUIPE DU FESTIVAL > COMITE DE PARRAINAGE > ASSOCIATION PREMIERS PLANS > FESTIVAL PREMIERS PLANS Président du Festival Fanny ARDANT Président : Jean-Michel CLAUDE 01 > LE FESTIVAL Jérôme CLÉMENT Hélène VINCENT Vice-président : Jérôme CLÉMENT Dominique BESNEHARD Vice-président : Lionel DESCAMPS Délégué Général et Directeur Artistique Gérard DEPARDIEU Trésorier : Jacques CHAMBRIER Claude-Éric POIROUX Christophe GIRARD Vice-trésorier : Christian ROUILLARD Secrétaire Général / Administrateur Xavier MASSÉ Alain ROCCA Secrétaire : Jean BAUNÉ Responsable de la programmation Arnaud GOURMELEN Secrétaire adjoint : Louis MATHIEU Administratrice adjointe, billetterie et accueil du public Marianne GOUËRY > MEMBRES FONDATEURS Didier ARNAUD François FAYET Administration Agnès FERRON Association Premiers Plans Comptabilité Isabelle CERISIER Patrice BARRET Philippe FROMENT Communication et partenariats Élisabeth LAMPURÉ Bertrand PARCOLLET Jean-Pierre BLEYS Catherine GOXE Partenariats privés et accueil des professionnels Président (1988-1989) Marc BORGOMANO Anne LOISEAU Jeanne DUFAY Gérard PILET Jacqueline BRANGER Jean-Paul PACAUD Action culturelle et communication Véronique CHARRAT Jurys et accueil des invités Olivier GAUTRON Président (1990-2011) Yves-Gérard BRANGER Bertrand PARCOLLET Logistique Nathalie GUIHARD 15 > OFFICIELLE SELECTION Claude-Éric POIROUX Philippe COUTANT Claude-Éric POIROUX Régie générale Charles ROYER-CRÉCY Jean-Michel CLAUDE Philippe DRILLEAU Isabelle TARRIEUX Jeune Public Violaine d’ABOVILLE Presse et relations publiques André-Paul RICCI, Alain DUTASTA Florence NAROZNY, Rachel BOUILLON Programmation Régie copies HUCHET, Olivia HUET, Clara JONQUET, Leslie KIMBASA AWASSI, • Sélection : Arnaud GOURMELEN, Anne DELSETH, Fabien Fabien HAGEGE, Louise RINALDI, Nathalie GUIHARD, Léo LE JOLIFF, Eléonor LAPLAINE, Martin LEBRETON, Lancelot HAGEGE, Louise RINALDI, Claude-Éric POIROUX assistés de Myriam YVEN LECAREUX, Antoine LECLÉZIO, Louis LEFÉBURE, Luc Laura LAMBERT et Hugo DURAND. Administration et comptabilité LEGRAND, Sylvie LIVAJA, Louise LIVENAIS, Lisa LOCHARD- • Rétrospectives : Arnaud GOURMELEN, Fabien HAGEGE Marianne GOUËRY, Agnès FERRON, Isabelle CERISIER OGER, Lucas LORIN, Margot LUÇON, Baptiste MAHOT, Christine • Lectures de scénarios : Anne DELSETH, Louise RINALDI, MARC, Léa MARCHAND, Edoardo MARIANI, Rose MEYER, Élisabeth LAMPURÉ, Olivier GAUTRON, Jean BAUNÉ assistés de Action culturelle Chirin MOHAMAD, Marjolaine MONTOUX, Benjamin MOTTIER, Laura LAMBERT & Raphaël BOUTEAU Véronique CHARRAT, assistée d’Elodie BONAVENT Axel ODJO, Sibylle PAPOT, Anaïs PARIS, Marine PATRIE, Patrick PEIGNER, Théo PETIT-PREVOST, Gaël PHILIPPEAU, Laura Communication Jeune public PITASI, Olwenn PIVERT, Félix QUÉRILLAC, Léo RANÇON, Elisabeth LAMPURÉ assistée de Pauline MATHIEU Violaine d’ABOVILLE assistée de Zoé JEAN-TOUSSAINT Nicolas RIDEL, Gwendoline RODRIGUEZ, Juliette ROLLAND, • Passeurs d’Images : Hélène CHABIRON, assistée d’Armand Léa ROLLE, Michel ROUAT, Claire ROUSSEL, Marie ROUSSELLE, Création de l’affiche et des visuels DUPONT Marc ROYER, Gaspar SÉNÉCHAL, Amélie TAMBURINI, Lisa Benjamin BALTIMORE • Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma : Christophe CAUDÉRAN TESSIER, Victor TISSONNIERES, Nelly TOURNEUX-MESLET, • Animation des ateliers : Irène CHEVALIER, Joëlle COGNIE, Clément VAUGOYEAU, Dominique WASSERMANN-MAURIER, Web Cindy CORNU, Anaïs DE MANRESA, Cléophée GARDAZ, Anaïs Noé WURTZ • Site internet : Webmaster : Alexandre PICARDEAU - GERARD, Guillaume GUILBAUT, Josette GROLLEAU, Coline 101 > HOMMAGES ET RÉTROSPECTIVES Coordination éditoriale : Véronique CHARRAT et Elisabeth JEANNEAU, Salomé JOS, Solène JOS, Charlotte LEPRETRE, Accueil des personnes en situation de handicap Anne-Laure LEROY, Paul LHIABASTRES, Maxime LIVENAIS, Violaine d’ABOVILLE LAMPURÉ Agathe MANSET, Marie-Alberte MARCHAND, Jennifer • Réseaux sociaux : Véronique CHARRAT, Elisabeth LAMPURÉ, MORILLE, Fabienne RONDEAU, Adèle ROSIER, Mélissa Photographes Elodie BONAVENT, Sara HAMDINE, Valentine AUBIER, Corentin SECHET, Danièle TOULEIMAT, et les professeurs-stagiaires de Sandrine JOUSSEAUME, Armand DELABALLE, Manon GONNET, BESNIER, Emma CANTIN, Caroline FASSOT, Cynthia l’INSPE Margo MEYER, Élise ROCHARD FERNANDES-FILIPE, Marion GASQUEZ, Raphaël GUERY, Léa • Vote du public : Vincent BIGNEBAT, Charlotte CEZARD, Jimmy JUQUOIS, Carla LECULEUR, Anne-Lise LEVACHER, Alexandre DUPERRAY, Aurélie GLOAGUEN, Stéphanie ROBINET, Claire Film annonce LORÉE, Florine MARLANT, Nénette MBULI, Emmanuelle VIEL et leurs élèves : Tom AUBOURG, Ulysse BEDOUET, Jean- Réalisation : Gautier DULION MEILHOC, Pauline MOISAN, Olivier ORTION, Pauline Michel BREGLER, Bouchra Immara CHAHSSOU, Axel CHAUVIN, Production : Sylvain LAGRILLÈRE, Lucas TOTHE PERCEVAULT, Léna SAULNIER Rémy CHAUVIN, Antoine DELMAS, Thomas DOUE, Maxence • Studio interviews : Estelle CHENÉ, Maelys DEL CORO, Julia DUGAS, Zéol LANCELEUR, Bastien METAIS, Mathéo PAUCET, Programme horaire GHILONI, Julia GRELLIER, Léa GUILLET, Lorenna JOUSSELIN, Grégory PIOGER, Laure ROS, Loryne VINCENT Élisabeth LAMPURÉ Lucas LANGUEREAU, Charlotte MAUGER, Ysée MICHEL- • Studio Animation : Emmanuelle GIBAULT GABRIEL, Aude OGER, Salomé PAKULA, Louise SOUCARRE, Interprétariat et traduction simultanée Kilian TALOUR, Antoine ZARINI, en Licence information Jurys, événements et accueil des invités Bernard REEVES, Agnès GUITTET communication à l’UCO, encadrés par François FAYET, Cécile Olivier GAUTRON, Agnès VALLIER, Raphaël BOUTEAU assistés GUILLARD-JUBEAU et Etienne THOMAS de Mallaurie FERNANDEZ, Mélodie MACÉ et Manon TURCAT Avec la collaboration • Des directions, des personnels d'accueil, de caisses et de la Attachés de presse Accueil des professionnels technique 147 > CARTES BLANCHES André-Paul RICCI, Florence NAROZNY, Rachel BOUILLON Jeanne DUFAY, Antoine PERROTEL et Noémie CHESNEAU- • Du CENTRE DE CONGRÈS - 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