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FETE DE FAMILLE DP Anglais.Indd LES FILMS DU WORSO PRESENT Happy Birthday A FILM BY CÉDRIC KAHN WITH LUANA BAJRAMI LAETITIA COLOMBANI ISABEL AIMÉ GONZALEZ SOLA ALAIN ARTUR JOSHUA ROSINET MILAN HATALA SOLAL FERREIRA LES FILMS DU WORSO PRESENT Happy Birthday A FILM BY CÉDRIC KAHN 101 MIN – FRANCE – 2019 – 1.85 – 5.1 INTERNATIONAL SALES ELLE DRIVER 66 rue de Miromesnil 75008 Paris tél : 01 56 43 48 70 www.elledriver.fr SYNOPSIS « Today is my birthday and I would only like to talk about happy things. » Andrea doesn’t know it yet but the «surprise» arrival of her eldest daughter, Claire, who has disappeared for the past 3 years and is determined to take back what is due to her, will upset the program and trigger a family storm. INTERVIEW WITH CÉDRIC KAHN Your eleventh feature film is part of what place (the house), time (the film takes is almost a genre in itself: the family film. place in less than 24 hours) and action What was the origin of this project? (everything is organized around the mother’s birthday). The film is built in The origin, I don’t know exactly, but what three acts and the dialogues are abundant. I can say is that I had this story inside The theatricality also comes from the me for a long time, maybe even forever, characters themselves since we have the and it took me all this time and all these feeling that they stage themselves, that films to allow me to tell it. But from the they sometimes play a role that is imposed moment it became obvious, everything on them, with an almost vaudeville side went very fast. In the fall of 2017, when I at times. And as for the two productions had just finished The Prayer, I wrote a first that take place during the story (Romain’s treatment of about twenty pages which I film and Emma’s play), they function like had Sylvie Pialat, the producer, read. She Russian dolls, which give perspective immediately had the intuition that this to the story. They also offer a form of project should come into being quickly, as outlet, a little as if fiction became the if she had felt both an urgency and a risk last line of defence against madness. of setback. And from then on, everything went very quickly: writing the script, These shows also bring good humour and looking for actors and funding, until the lightness. More generally, tragedy and shooting which started shortly afterwards. comedy coexist throughout the film. For me, who am of a slow nature, it was a little vertiginous but I took it as a challenge. I wanted to tell about a family that was a little crazy but also very happy, where Like most of the heroes of your previous everyone could express their fantasy films, Claire is a character «at the limit». and creativity. They have very hard But for the first time, this character is relationships between them, very cash, female. sometimes throw terrible things at each other, but it’s their way of loving each Yes, that’s true and, more generally, I other. I wanted it to be very lively, very would say it’s a film in which women are «gutsy», with children who don’t stand up, at the centre. Powerful, comic, tragic drink wine, climb on the tables, adults who women. And as far as I’m concerned, I’d behave like children, a real freedom of say: finally! It was about time.... And I loved tone. Everything about them is instinctive, this work with all these actresses. spontaneous, the opposite of an educated or «psychoanalyzed» family. Did the film’s directorial approach, which borrows from the theatre, quickly appear The film has a «Familial Cluedo» in the writing process? dimension. Claire’s arrival seems to energize the group, but as the story There was no intention to do «theatre», unfolds, revelations, manipulations and but let’s say that it was naturally imposed reversals of alliances constantly shake up by the subject, since there is a unity of the viewer’s certainties. her fantasy, her humanity: everything The arrival of Claire, the older sister, resonated with the character. And since immediately raises many questions. she quickly gave us her consent, we She has been missing for several built the family around her. In a kind of years, arrives with all her things, was semi-pleasure, I told Sylvie Pialat that not invited to her mother’s birthday, the role of the older brother as a pain in her daughter lives here with her the ass, a righter of wrongs, would suit grandparents... Nothing is really normal me like a glove and she was immediately and yet everyone acts as if everything convinced by the idea. I decided to trust was normal, and that is perhaps the her, even if my reluctance to act and strangest thing. The questions pile direct at the same time was very great. up and the film becomes a kind of Then we started with Antoine Carrard investigation into this character. And (my long time casting partner) long as the answers come, the mystery script reading sessions with different thickens, we no longer really know who actors. I needed to see this family, to is telling the truth and who is lying, who «smell» it, I couldn’t be satisfied with is the executioner, who is the victim. a theoretical construction. It was an There is a constant play of mirrors, so in assembly exercise until the painting the end everyone seems contaminated was as perfect as possible, with a set by Claire’s sickness. of similarities and dissimilarities by duos (Andréa and Claire, Vincent and With its old wallpapers and its quirky Romain, Claire and her daughter, the feel, the house is also a real character. wife of the older brother and the fiancée of the younger brother, and so on...). The We were looking for a large house, a day we gathered all the actors around a relic of a bygone era, surrounded by a table to read the script, I had the feeling beautiful garden, but above all a house that each instrument was in its place that was a little «crazy». With the head and this feeling never left me during the decorator, Guillaume Deviercy, we even shooting. accentuated this feeling of «fading». We had to be able to tell ourselves that this It was your first time directing Catherine family was living beyond its means, in Deneuve. the fantasy of a glorious past, the idea of a world adrift. I also cared a lot about the Yes, before I started, I was quite «cloister» side, an impregnable citadel, impressed, but from the moment I as if this family lived in the anguish of started working, everything seemed the outside world, of the invasion. In the very simple, simpler than with a lot of end, it has an almost unreal side, as if actors. She has an ability to live the these characters were evolving in an present moment, the shooting, her illusion. character and the situations of the film that makes things a lot lighter. She also With its colourful characters and has a great interet in the direction, so I chiselled dialogues, Fête de famille could open myself up to everything with is a great film of actors. How did you her. compose this family? And it was also the first time you acted Very methodically. Starting with the in one of your films. mother, the cornerstone of the family building, Catherine Deneuve was an It’s a little bit the same. I was making obvious choice. Her status, her aura, a big deal out of it and in the heat of the moment, everything seemed easier. I logic of her character. I didn’t talk to her felt like I could bring the tone and energy about references to films with borderline from the inside. I was also served by characters, but during the preparation, high-level actors, very virtuosic, very with the team, we saw a lot of them autonomous. With the chief operator, again: Melancholia, A woman under the assistant and production manager, we influence, A streetcar named desire.... had rehearsed the whole scenario in the set before the shooting, since we knew When you say «Happy Birthday», you each camera position before we started. mean group scenes, it’s quite new in your With Yves Cape, we had decided on very cinema. How did you approach this aspect clear staging options and we have hardly of filming? deviated from them. The film is composed mainly of sequence shots, with few axes. I had already experienced them on Trop The camera doesn’t move, the movement de bonheur and La Prière. I love it, the comes from the characters. And when the energy is multiplies itself! I like to create film is set up, for meal scenes for example, in disorder and, conversely, order makes it’s the opposite: the cutting up takes over, me anxious. When there are people in the creates the movement. There are also two shot, something unexpected happens all or three shots that I would call «mental», the time, the writing is affected, the lines especially during dinner, when everything are bursting, we cut each other off... In the gets blurry: it’s as if we were inside meal scenes, it is as if the camera became Claire’s brain, which at the time seems one of the guests. But in the end, the film totally isolated from the rest of the family.
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