An advance on receipts from the CNC for Planétarium by Rebecca Zlotowski
- The CNC will also be supporting the upcoming films by Michel Ocelot, Raymond Depardon, Justine Triet, Renaud Fély, Teddy Lussi-Modeste and Joachim Lafosse
Seven projects have been accepted during the second 2015 session of the CNC’s second advance on receipts committee. Standing out among them is Planetarium [+see also:
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interview: Rebecca Zlotowski
film profile] (selected on the Croisette in 2013, in Un Certain Regard). The filmmaker’s new movie will again be produced by Frédéric Jouve for Les Films Velvet.
An advance on receipts was also bestowed upon Dilili à Paris by the maestro of animation Michel Ocelot; this will be his seventh feature film, following Princes and Princesses, the Kirikou trilogy, Azur et Asmar [+see also:
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interview: Michel Ocelot
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The CNC also selected another famous and seasoned filmmaker, Raymond Depardon, with his documentary project Les habitants [+see also:
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Three second features were also selected: Victoria [+see also:
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interview: Justine Triet
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film profile]), to be produced by Ecce Films; L'ami by Renaud Fély (who debuted with Pauline et François [+see also:
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interview: Teddy Lussi-Modeste
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Lastly, the CNC will back L'économie du couple [+see also:
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film profile] by Joachim Lafosse, a co-production with Belgium helmed by Les Films du Worso on the French side (an outfit that has also been involved in Loving Without Reason [+see also:
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interview: Joachim Lafosse
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interview: Joachim Lafosse
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interview: Jacques-Henri Bronckart
interview: Joachim Lafosse
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(Translated from French)
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