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Bénédicte Prot


1633 articles available in total starting from 16/03/2005. Last article published on 15/07/2019.

Human: The heavens as glimpsed from Earth

Human: The heavens as glimpsed from Earth

VENICE 2015: You don’t know it yet, but this wonderful film, a gift from photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand, will mark a watershed in your life. It’s a film that will stay with you long after...  

22/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Out of Competition

Austria chooses Goodnight Mommy for the Oscars

Austria chooses Goodnight Mommy for the Oscars

The country is pinning its hopes on the elegance and extreme violence of Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala's film for the Academy Award for Best Foreign-language Film  

21/09/2015 | Oscars 2016 | Austria

Land Legs: The little story about "the great profession"

Land Legs: The little story about "the great profession"

VENICE 2015: Samuel Collardey recreates, with his real protagonists, the story of a fisherman and a father forced to stay on land to cope with the swell  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Orizzonti

Rabin, the Last Day: Buried hope

Rabin, the Last Day: Buried hope

VENICE 2015: With his film, Amos Gitaï leads an enquiry into an event which leaves us with a bitter and lasting taste of the beginning of the end  

11/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Competition

The Endless River, beyond pain

The Endless River, beyond pain

VENICE 2015: In the third film by South-African filmmaker Oliver Hermanus, in competition at Venice, French actor Nicolas Duvauchelle portrays the incommunicable violence of this country  

09/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Competition

L'Hermine, a gentle film

L'Hermine, a gentle film

VENICE 2015: Christian Vincent reunites a wonderfully true-to-form Fabrice Luchini and an as always admirably discreet Sidse Babette Knudsen in a criminal court in the North of France  

09/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Competition

The Childhood of a Leader: the origin of totalitarianism explained to children

The Childhood of a Leader: the origin of totalitarianism explained to children

VENICE 2015: The debut feature film of American filmmaker Brady Corbet brings together an impressive cast featuring Bérénice Bejo, Stacy Martin, Liam Cunningham and Robert Pattinson  

08/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Orizzonti

Francofonia: The Louvre Pyramid by Aleksandr Sokurov

Francofonia: The Louvre Pyramid by Aleksandr Sokurov

VENICE 2015: Through the joint efforts of two curators to save the Louvre from the devastation of the Second World War, the Russian maestro brings us a strong and moving ode to art, Europe and beauty  

07/09/2015 | Venice 2015 | Competition

Haneke stops work on Flashmob and announces his return to France

Haneke stops work on Flashmob and announces his return to France

The great Austrian filmmaker, who has won two Palmes d'Or at Cannes, has remained fairly cryptic about the reasons behind his abandoning the project  

23/06/2015 | People | Austria

Victoria named Best German Film of the Year

Victoria named Best German Film of the Year

Sebastian Schipper’s fantastic film, which consists of a feverish, 140-minute-long sequence shot, has won a string of prizes at the Lolas  

22/06/2015 | Awards | Germany

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