Choose your language en | es | fr | it
News

Films / Reviews

Production / Funding

Festivals / Awards

Industry / Market

Distribution / Releases / Exhibitors

New Media

Box Office

Institutions / Legislation

Events / Promotion

Analysis

People

Films

Film Focus

Feature films database

Directors

Scriptwriters

Submit a film

Interviews
Videos

Trailers

Teasers

Clips

Interviews

Press Conferences

Making Of

Panels

Other

Film Schools

Industry

Industry Reports

Country Focus

Events

Producers

Production companies

Distributors

International sales

European Film School Network

Services

Online Screenplay Training Course

Guided course for feature film writing

Script analysis

Translation service

Calendar
More

Newsletter

Blogs archive

Links

Advertise on Cineuropa

Download logos and banners

Cineuropa/Europa2111

Cineuropa prize

A Distant Neighbourhood

A Distant Neighbourhood

by Sam Gabarski
 

email print      

In this film focus

The goodbye waltz

Review: A Distant Neighbourhood

The goodbye waltz

A 50-year-old man is suddenly transported back to his childhood in post-war France. Based on Jiro Taniguchi’s manga book, Sam Garbarski’s film is a beautiful journey into the past 

“A very universal, poetic story”

Interview: Sam Garbarski • Director

“A very universal, poetic story”

For his third feature, Sam Garbarski has tackled an adaptation of Jiro Taniguchi’s cult manga A Distant Neighbourhood. At the start of the shoot, Cinergie met with the enthusiastic director 

Trailer [FR]

Video

Trailer [FR]

Trailer [DE]

Video

Trailer [DE]

 
next previous
{0} of {1}
zoom

photogallery

next previous
{0} of {1}
zoom
international title: A Distant Neighbourhood
original title: Quartier lointain
country: Belgium, France, Luxembourg
sales agent: Wild Bunch
year: 2010
directed by: Sam Garbarski
screenplay: Jérôme Tonnerre, Sam Garbarski, Philippe Blasband
cast: Pascal Greggory, Jonathan Zaccaï, Alexandra Maria Lara, Léo Legrand, Laura Martin, Tania Garbarski, Jean-François Wolff, Charlie Dupont, Clément Chébli, Patrick Zimmermann

main awards/selection

Festival Internazionale del film di Roma 2010Alice nella città
cinando
 

Film Focus

1123456
Young and Beautiful - by François Ozon - Cannes 2013 - Competition
Young and Beautiful
by François Ozon
Cannes 2013 - Competition
Miele - by Valeria Golino - Euthanasia at the centre of a linear and dry film, revealing of a sense of sacredness. - Cannes 2013 - Un Certain Regard
Miele
by Valeria Golino
Euthanasia at the centre of a linear and dry film, revealing of a sense of sacredness.
Cannes 2013 - Un Certain Regard
The Last Days - by Àlex and David Pastor - An adventure film and "buddy movie". A new take on the apocalyptic cinema genre, with the financial crisis as a backdrop. - Cannes 2013 - Market
The Last Days
by Àlex and David Pastor
An adventure film and "buddy movie". A new take on the apocalyptic cinema genre, with the financial crisis as a backdrop.
Cannes 2013 - Market
Northwest - by Michael Noer - A petty thief enters the underworld of drugs and prostitution and sparks the rivalry of gangsters. - Cannes 2013 - Market
Northwest
by Michael Noer
A petty thief enters the underworld of drugs and prostitution and sparks the rivalry of gangsters.
Cannes 2013 - Market
Lasting - by Jacek Borcuch - Passionate love and devastating secrets, from Spain to Poland. In competition at the Sundance - Cannes 2013 - Film Market
Lasting
by Jacek Borcuch
Passionate love and devastating secrets, from Spain to Poland. In competition at the Sundance
Cannes 2013 - Film Market
It's All So Quiet - by Nanouk Leopold - A bitter father-son relationship and a middle-aged man struggle to start a new life. - Discovered at the Berlinale 2013. - Cannes 2013 - Market
It's All So Quiet
by Nanouk Leopold
A bitter father-son relationship and a middle-aged man struggle to start a new life.
Discovered at the Berlinale 2013.
Cannes 2013 - Market

more film focus

Follow us on

facebook twitter youtube vimeo rss

Newsletter

Producers on the Move
Chefurs_slovenski cannes13