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Rome Film Festival / France

13 articles available in total starting from 23/10/2008. Last article published on 04/11/2010.

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High price for a new life in The Big Picture

Escaping the banality of everyday life, severing all links, assuming a new identity, launching into the artistic activity he has always dreamed of, travelling without ties, in short, being reborn:...  

04/11/2010 | Rome Film Festival | Out of Competition/France

Love and sex from “inside” in The Sentiment of the Flesh

After having worked with directors such as Marco Ferreri and Roman Polanski, assistant editor Roberto Garzelli makes his directorial debut with The Sentiment of the Flesh and immediately aims...  

04/11/2010 | Rome Film Festival | Extra/France

Leila, a political hip-hop musical

Leila (Leila Bekhti) is a beautiful Parisian student of Arab-French literature, Gab (Benjamin Siksou) the rich, spoiled son of a cop, a capricious loafer about to be married. What do they have in...  

28/10/2010 | Rome Film Festival | Alice in the City/France

13 French films in Rome line-up

French productions will put in an appearance at the 5th Rome Film Festival, which opens today with Massy Tadjedin’s Last Night, produced and sold internationally by Gaumont. Selected in...  

28/10/2010 | Rome Film Festival | France

Podalydès’ latest interweaves weaves whirlwind ensemble cast

An office, a public garden, a DIY mega-store: three microcosms populated by characters and stories that brush up against one another as in a whirlwind carillon. The film is Park Benches, the fifth...  

20/10/2009 | Rome Film Festival | Extra/France

Kahn serves up fiery Regrets in Rome

French director Cédric Kahn returns to the world of adults for Regrets, the follow-up to his children’s film The Airplane. The film is the only fully French production in Competition at the Rome...  

19/10/2009 | Rome Film Festival | Competition/France

Srebrenica massacre related in Resolution 819

"Resolution 819 is reminiscent of Gillo Pontecorvo’s The Battle of Algiers in the way it relates an experience as if it were reality.” The compliment from maestro Ennio Morricone sounds even more...  

29/10/2008 | Rome Film Festival | France/Poland/Italy

Martyrs, frightening fare from France

The Extra section of the Rome Film Festival screened the French/Canadian co-production Martyrs yesterday evening as torrential rain and loud thunder haunted the Eternal City, creating the perfect...  

29/10/2008 | Rome Film Festival | France

Joy of Singing looking to hit right note

Not surprisingly, the joy of singing is explored by the characters of Ilan Duran Cohen’s The Joy of Singing. In the film, undercover secret agents pose as students of a picturesque opera singing...  

28/10/2008 | Rome Film Festival | France

Loneliness, women's pride and gigolos in Client

A Pretty Woman in reverse, and without the fairy tale ending, Client is a bittersweet film by actress-director-screenwriter Josiane Balasko (Best Screenplay César in 1996 for French Twist), in...  

25/10/2008 | Rome Film Festival | France

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