DISTANT TREMORS
synopsis
Increasingly disheartened by the monotony of his provincial existence, young Senegalese Bandiougou has not long to wait before he can leave his native town forever. However, his hopes of a passage to Europe are crushed and, from that moment onwards, the young man’s life is beset by a series of misfortunes which he sees as a curse.
international title: | Distant Tremors |
original title: | Les Tremblements lointains |
country: | Belgium, France |
year: | 2008 |
genre: | fiction |
directed by: | Manuel Poutte |
screenplay: | Manuel Poutte, Elizabeth Diot |
cast: | Amélie Daure, Papa Malick N’Diaye, Daniel Duval, Jean-François, Stévenin |
cinematography by: | Antoine Roch |
film editing: | Yves Dorme |
art director: | Françoise Joset |
producer: | Boris Van Gils, Michaël Goldberg |
production: | Dolce Vita Films, Bandoneon (FR) |
backing: | Centre du Cinéma et de l'Audiovisuel de la Communauté française de Belgique et les Télédistributeurs wallons |