
PROGRAMME
Revealing new European directors through a selection of a hundred first films, this is one of the main objective of the Festival. |
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CompetitionYoung European filmmakers are invited to Angers to present their first films to the audience, industry professionals and press. About 100 films are screened in 7 official categories: European feature films, Diagonales, European and French short films, European student films, European animated films and Short films for kids.Scrips are read in public by professional actors. European feature films Diagonales European and french short films Student films Animated films Short films for kids Scripts readings |
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VERTIGESUnreleased films in previews and "cartes blanches" to discover nuggets and references of genre cinema. |
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Opening / ClosingThe opening and closing ceremonies are followed by a film preview. |
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PreviewsA selection of previews, presented by the film teams, in collaboration with the French independent distributors. |
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Special screeningsMeeting with Samir Guesmi, Frédéric Bélier-Garcia and Jérôme Clément, a day with Florence Miailhe, short films of the residents of the Angers Workshops, cine-concert : Burlesques in Madness |
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JURYSMia Hansen-Løve, Samir Guesmi and Vincent Le Port will chair the Feature Film, Short Film and Diagonal juries. Discover all the juries. |
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AWARDSFind the list of prizes awarded to the films in competition. |
Discovering the history and heritage of cinema through retrospectives on national cinematographies, tributes to major or little-known authors of cinema and thematic programming is one of the Festival's objectives. |
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Mia Hansen-LøveIn the presence of Mia Hansen-Løve, Alice de Lencquesaing, Constance Rousseau, Melvil Poupaud and Jean-Michel FrodonFrom Tout est pardonné (All is Forgiven) (2007) to Un beau matin (One Fine Morning) (2022), a look back at the lucent and melancholic work of Mia Hansen-Løve who connects to the universal through her sensitive generational portraits. |
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Rodrigo Sorogoyen In the presence of Rodrigo Sorogoyen and Vicky Luengo |
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Sandrine KiberlainIn the presence of Sandrine Kiberlain, Rebecca Marder and Frédéric Strauss |
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Femininspiration - Jeanne MoreauIn the presence of Julie Gayet, Delphine Gleize, Melvil Poupaud, Jérôme Clément and Jean-Claude Moireau |
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Double Take In the presence of Lucile Hadzihalilovic, François Ozon, Manuel Chiche, Frédéric Mercier, Jean-Michel Frodon and Louis Mathieu |
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Animation Today in Central EuropeCzech Republic, Slovakia and HungaryFor many years powerful and singular animated shorts have flowed out from the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Mostly made in prestigious film schools (FAMU in Prague, MOME in Budapest and VŠMU in Bratislava), the films we are presenting are like no others. These shorts, award-winners from festivals around the world, including Angers, are grouped together in 3 programmes. |
The 18th edition of the Ateliers d'Angers will take place from Monday 23 to Sunday 29 January 2023. Founded by Jeanne Moreau and the Festival in 2005, the Ateliers d'Angers aim to support the development of first feature films. Since 2022, the Workshops have been held during the Festival. Directors, producers and renowned speakers come together for a rich exchange of ideas and numerous meetings. With the help of experienced professionals, filmmakers have 7 days to perfect their artistic project through practical lessons related to the financial and technical conditions of first films. The focus is on scriptwriting, directing, editing, directing actors, production or music, depending on the profile of the presenters. |
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PRESENTATIONPresentation of the Angers Workshops and the eligibility requirements |
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RESIDENTSPresentation of the residents and their project. |
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INSTRUCTORSThis year, Antoine Barraud, Samuel Theis, Youna de Peretti, Béatrice Thiriet, Frédéric Alvarez and Jonathan Ricquebourg are the speakers at the Angers Workshops. |
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WHAT HAVE THEY BECOME?Find out the news of the former residents and their project developed during the Angers Workshops. |