Sauvage
Switzerland / France / Belgium, October 2010
FILM,
Fiction,
80 min.
- directed by
- Jean-François Amiguet
- Written by
- Jean-François Amiguet, Tieri Briet, Sandrine Bourguignon, Maria Gordoba
- Status
- In distribution
The story of a relationship between the young, rebellious city girl Adriana and the old misanthrope Bernard, set in a remote, untouched valley of the Mercantour. In the beginning, the film is shot in the style of a thriller, but then gradually it transforms into a journey of initiation. The two overcome their hatred, and we are then submerged into a symbolic snowy countryside dominated by a white she-wolf. In this solitude they both find a form of salvation. With Adriana this comes about through her artistic work.
credits
- World Premiere
- October 2010
- Original Version
- French, colour, 35mm, 80 min.
- Production
- PCT Cinéma Télévision SA, Perspective Films, Tarantula Belgique, Monkey Bay Productions, Zagora Films SA, RTS Radio Télévision Suisse
- Producer
- Claude Barnault, Pierre-André Thiébaud
- directed by
- Jean-François Amiguet
- Written by
- Jean-François Amiguet, Tieri Briet, Sandrine Bourguignon, Maria Gordoba
- Cinematography
- Piotr Stadnicki, Anna-Katia Vincent, Camille Cottagnoud
- Editing
- Susana Rossberg
- Re-Recording Mix
- Franco Piscopo
- Location Sound Mix
- Vincent Kappeler, Laurent Barbey
Cast
Clémentine Beaugrand
Jean-Luc Bideau
World Sales / World Rights
- World Rights
- PCT Cinéma Télévision SA
Worldwide Distribution
- Belgium
- Tarantula Belgique Distribution
- Switzerland
-
Pathé Films AG
Distribution
Release date: 27.10.2010
Festivals
(a selection)
-
Pinamar, 7° Encuentro Cinematografico Argentino Europea Pantalla Pinamar
05.03.2011 - 12.03.2011 -
Mons, Festival International du Film d'Amour de Mons
18.02.2011 - 25.02.2011 -
Solothurn, Solothurner Filmtage
20.01.2011 - 27.01.2011 -
Festival International du Film de Montagne et Aventure
01.12.2010 - 05.12.2010 -
34th Cairo International Film Festival
30.11.2010 - 09.12.2010 -
Bienne, Festival du Film Français d'Helvétie
15.09.2010 - 19.09.2010