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Contemporary World Cinema YOU WILL DIE AT 20 By Amjad Abu Alala Cast : Mustafa Shehata, Islam Mubarak, Mahmoud Elsaraj, Bunna Khalid Sudan, province of Aljazira, nowadays - When Muzamil was born, a prophecy by the holy man of the village predicts that he will die when he is 20 years old. Muzamil’s father cannot stand the doom and travels away from home. Sakina, as a single mother, raises her son with over protection. One day, Muzamil turns 19… ARABIC - DRAMA - 105 MN Production : ANDOLFI (FRANCE), TRANSIT FILMS (EGYPT), DUO FILM AS (NORWAY), DIE GESELLSCHAFT DGS (GERMANY) Territories sold : France, MENA, South Africa Private Screening - Orizzonti BACK HOME revenir By Jessica Palud (ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ON "THE BIG PICTURE" by ÉRIC LARTIGAU) Cast : Niels Schneider ("HEARTBEATS" by XAVIER DOLAN), Adèle Exarchopoulos ("BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOUR" by ABDELLATIF KECHICHE- PALME D’OR CANNES 2013) This is the farm where Thomas was born. This is his family. His brother, who won’t be coming back, his mother, who is going down the same road, and his father, who has always stood aloof. Thomas gets back to everything he ran away from twelve years ago. Only today, there is Alex, his six-year-old nephew, and Mona, the boy’s radiant mother. FRENCH - DRAMA - 77 MN Production : FIN AOUT (FRANCE) ("A KID") Territories sold : France Contemporary World Cinema MADE IN BANGLADESH By Rubaiyat Hossain ("UNDER CONSTRUCTION", ARTE AWARD LOCARNO - OPEN DOORS 2015) Cast : Rikita Shimu, Novera Rahman, Parvin Paru, Deepanita Martin Shimu, 23, works in a clothing factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Faced with difficult conditions at work, she decides to start a union with her co-workers. Despite threats from the management and disapproval of her husband, Shimu is determined to go on. Together the women must fight and find a way. BENGALI - DRAMA - 90 MN Production : LES FILMS DE L’APRES-MIDI (FRANCE) ("CHILDREN OF SARAJEVO", UN CERTAIN REGARD CANNES 2012), KHONA TALKIES (BANGLADESH), BEO FILM (DENMARK), MIDAS FILMES (PORTUGAL), CINEMA COCOON (BANGLADESH) Territories sold : France, Angola, Bangladesh, Cap Verde, Denmark, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Portugal, Sao Tomé and Principe Wavelengths FIRE WILL COME O QUE ARDE By Oliver Laxe ("MIMOSAS", CANNES CRITICS' WEEK GRAND PRIZE 2016) Cast : Amador Arias, Benedicta Sanchez, Inazio Abrao, Elena Fernandez, David de Poso, Alvaro de Bazal Amador Coro has been condemned for having provoked a fire. When he gets out of prison, nobody is waiting for him. He returns to his home town, a small village hidden in the mountains of rural Galicia, to live with his mother, Benedicta, and their three cows. Life goes by slowly, following the rhythm of nature. Until one night when a fire starts to devastate the region. " A powerful movie." PREMIERE SPANISH - DRAMA - 85 MN " The initial sequence - one which Laxe has Production : 4A4 PRODUCTIONS (FRANCE) MIRAMEMIRA (SPAIN), KOWALSKI FILMS (SPAIN), been wanting to shoot for years TARANTULA (LUXEMBOURG) - is memorable." VARIETY Territories sold : France, Australia, Eastern Europe (HBO), Luxembourg, MENA, Poland, Portugal, Quebec, Spain, UK " The narratively stripped-down style of lucid observation makes this a film whose pathos creeps up on you by infinitesimal degrees." THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER TIFF Docs AFTER « NOSTALGIA FOR THE LIGHT » (CANNES 2010) THE CORDILLERA AND OF DREAMS La cordillera de los sueños « THE PEARL BUTTON » (SILVER BEAR FOR BEST SCRIPT 2015) By Patricio Guzmán ("NOSTALGIA FOR THE LIGHT", "THE PEARL BUTTON") “In Chile, when the sun rises, it had to climb hills, walls and tops before THE THIRD PART OF THE TRILOGY reaching the last stone of the Cordillera. In my country, the Cordillera is everywhere. But for the Chilean citizens, it is an unknown territory. by THE ACCLAIMED AWARD WINNING DIRECTOR PATRICIO GUZMÁN After going North for Nostalgia for the Light and South for The Pearl Button, I now feel ready to shoot this immense spine to explore its " Patricio Guzmán completes a superb trilogy tracking a personal, political mysteries, powerful revelations of Chile’s past and present history.” Patricio Guzmán and philosophical journey through Chile's history and landscape." VARIETY SPANISH - DOCUMENTARY - 85 MN Production : ATACAMA PRODUCTIONS (FRANCE) Territories sold : France, Benelux, Chile, Former-Yugoslavia, Greece, Italy, Japan, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, USA Private Screening THE DAZZLED les éblouis By Sarah Suco (ACTRESS "SUMMERTIME"; "JOSEPHINE FABULOUS & PREGNANT") Cast : Camille Cottin ("CALL MY AGENT !"), Eric Caravaca ("PLOT 35", "LOVER FOR A DAY" by PHILIPPE GARREL), Jean-Pierre Darroussin ("THE HOUSE BY THE SEA" by ROBERT GUÉDIGUIAN, "A WOMAN’S LIFE" by STÉPHANE BRIZÉ) Camille, 12, passionate about circus, is the eldest of a large family. One day, her parents join a Catholic community, based on sharing and solidarity, in which they fully invest. Gradually, Camille must accept a way of life which questions her desires, social life and own torments. She then begins a fight to get rid of this hold, assert her freedom and save her brothers and sisters. FRENCH - DRAMA - 89 MN Production : MON VOISIN PRODUCTIONS (FRANCE) ("CALL MY AGENT !", "PERFECT MOTHERS "), EPITHÈTE FILMS (FRANCE) Territories sold : France, Belgium and Luxembourg, Quebec, Switzerland Locarno Film Festival Official Selection Piazza Grande PUBLIC AWARD CAMILLE By Boris Lojkine ("HOPE", CANNES 2014 CRITICS' WEEK – SACD AWARD) Cast : Nina Meurisse ("VINCENT" by THOMAS SALVADOR, "A WOMAN'S LIFE" by STÉPHANE BRIZÉ), Fiacre Bindala, Bruno Todeschini ("JEALOUS" by DAVID & STÉPHANE FOENKINOS, "THE CONNECTION" by CÉDRIC JIMENEZ), Grégoire Colin ("BARBARA" by MATHIEU AMALRIC), Augustin Legrand, Geoffrey Bateman ("HEARTBREAKER" by PASCAL CHAUMEIL, "VERSAILLES" (TV)) Camille, a young idealistic photojournalist, goes to the Central African Republic to cover the civil war that is brewing up. What she sees there will change her destiny forever. FRENCH/SANGO/ENGLISH - DRAMA - 90 MN Production : UNITÉ DE PRODUCTION (FRANCE) Territories sold : France, Switzerland Locarno Film Festival Official Selection Out of competition THE HOLY FAMILY la sainte famille By Louis-Do de Lencquesaing ("IN A RUSH", CANNES CRITICS' WEEK 2012) Cast : Louis-Do de Lencquesaing, Laura Smet ("YVES SAINT-LAURENT" by JALIL LESPERT, "THE GUARDIANS" by XAVIER BEAUVOIS), Marthe Keller ("MARATHON MAN" by JOHN SCHLESINGER, "BREATH OF LIFE" by DAVID ROUX ), Léa Drucker ("CUSTODY" by XAVIER LEGRAND, "THE BUREAU" by ÉRIC ROCHANT) Jean, a renowned academic, finds himself Minister of the Family, even though he is lost in the events that shake his. FRENCH - DRAMA - 90 MN Production : EVERYBODY ON DECK (FRANCE) Territories sold : France SACD AWARD OUR MOTHERS nuestras madres By César Díaz (EDITOR OF "IXCANUL", ALFRED BAUER PRIZE BERLINALE 2015) Cast : Armando Espitia ("HELI"), Emma Dib, Aurelia Caal, Julio Serrano Echeverría, Victor Moreira Guatemala, 2018. The whole country is immersed in the trial of the soldiers who sparked the civil war. Victim statements come one after another. Ernesto is a young anthropologist working for the Forensic Foundation; his job is to identify the missing. One day, while hearing the account of an old woman, he thinks he has found a lead that might guide him to his father, a guerrillero who went missing during the war. Against his mother’s wishes, he flings himself body and soul into the case, looking for truth and resilience. 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Production : KIDAM (FRANCE), EXPÉDITION INVISIBLE (FRANCE) LIBÉRATION Exciting and captivating" Territories sold : France " The most literally fantastic documentary of this year in Cannes." SO FILM " An unusual journey into the spiritual world. " ECRAN TOTAL NEW ANNOUNCEMENT LET'S TALK parle-moi d'elles By Marianne Khoury A mother and her daughter explore together the trajectory of four generations of women from their family, an Egyptian family from the Levant where life and cinema have been intimately linked and still are. A cross look between family archives where the real and the fiction and the autobiographical films of Youssef Chahine mingle. From Alexandria to Cairo, passing through Paris and Havana, an intimate and visceral narrative where mother and daughter cross space and time to trace destinies and question their emotions. ARABIC/FRENCH - DOCUMENTARY - 95 MN Production : MISR INTERNATIONAL FILMS (EGYPT) IN POST-PRODUCTION PERFUMES les parfums By Grégory Magne ("L’AIR DE RIEN" 2012) Cast : Emmanuelle Devos ("NUMBER ONE" by TONIE MARSHALL, "MOKA" by FRÉDÉRIC MERMOUD), Grégory Montel ("CALL MY AGENT
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    art by Chaïbia Talal RABAT Morocco 1-3 JUNE, 2018 ENOMW GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPORT CONTENT: AGM Overview Presentations Definition of Sisterhood Film Screening & Hammam Visit New Members Workshops ENOMW Strategy 2017-2020 Our Mothers Board Rules & New Board Member Credits & Special Thanks Our 2018 General Assembly was a successful and crucial event for our network. This year we had an opportunity to get to know one another even better and break internal barriers that are inevitable for such diverse and wide-spread network as ours. This year meeting's overarching theme was solidarity & sisterhood: between countries, cultures and generations. We brought together African, Latina, Arab, Asian and European voices and the youngest of our participants celebrated her 14th birthday in Rabat. For three days, we worked - individually and collectively - on ourselves and our network's capacity to create a strong vision of the world in which women are afforded the space to generate, lead and sustain real positive change. We did this through feminist consciousness raising, critical debate, physical exercise and art. This report is a summary of activities and moments that filled this meeting in Rabat with reflections, laughter, tears and most beautiful memories...Thank you everyone who made this possible ! "We should always strive to identify leaders among migrant women. We should support them and encourage to be active not only in their communities but wider political life. A lot of these leaders are here with us in the network. We should not be afraid to put ourselves forward, be nominated, run for positions of power...even if we don't succeed it is important to be role models and send a message to other migrant women that our leadership is possible.." ENOMW PRESIDENT Salome Mbugua, AGM Welcome speech D E F I N I T I O N O F S I S T E R H O O D Sisterhood is not friendship It’s a woman akin Related to you by the pain you’ve been in.