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LA CHOSE PUBLIQUE

by Mathieu Amalric

synopsis

Philippe, a film director, finds himself entangled in a major contradiction. He is commissioned by the ARTE television channel to make a film with the theme of masculinity/femininity. A firm believer in equality, he sets his film, La Chose publique, in the world of politics. Meanwhile, he has to face a nasty discovery in his love life, namely the struggle for equality. The film’s two narrative levels recount the impossible making of La Chose publique.

original title: La chose publique
country: France
sales agent: Roissy Films
year: 2003
genre: fiction
directed by: Mathieu Amalric
film run: 85'
release date: FR 03/09/2003
screenplay: Christine Dory, Marcelo Novais Teles, Mathieu Amalric
cast: Jean-Quentin Châtelain, Anne Alvaro, Michèle Laroque, Bernard Menez, Claude Régy, Arthur Boisseau
cinematography by: Isabelle Razavet
film editing: Dominique Galliéni
art director: Virginie Noël
costumes designer: Monic Parelle
music: Rodolphe Burger
producer: Jean-Pierre Guérin, Laetitia Gonzalez, Yael Fogiel
production: GMT Productions, Les Films du Poisson, ARTE France Cinéma
distributor: Why Not Distribution

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