C'était pas la guerre

A Short film of

Alexandrine Brisson

Produced by

Château-Rouge Production

Production year2003

Runtime27 min

Synopsis

Marie is six. She's the witness of what's going on in Algérie before it gets its independance without understanding a thing . The adults silence is another source of violence to her.

Credits

Director (1)

Alexandrine Brisson
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Actors (5)

Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : Château-Rouge Production

Full credits (7)

Executive Producer : Sébastien De Fonseca

Screenwriter : Alexandrine Brisson

Director of Photography : Alexis Kavyrchine

Music Composer : Alexandrine Brisson

Editor : Sébastien Descoins

Sound Recordist : Laurent Benaïm

Production Designer : Camille Falque

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Drama
Themes : Childhood, War
Production language : French
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2003
Runtime : 27 min
Visa number : 106.236
Visa issue date : 28/02/2003
Production formats : 35mm
Color type : Black & White
Aspect ratio : 1.85
Audio format : Dolby SR
Rating restrictions : None

News & awards

Selections (9)

Locarno Film Festival
Switzerland, 2005
Programmes spéciaux
Tarragone (InCurt) - European and Mediterranean Short Film Festival
Spain, 2004
International Competition
Lutin Short Film Awards
France, 2004
Nominations catégorie fiction
Vienna Francophone Film Festival
Austria, 2004
Nuit du court-métrage

Awards (2)

Tarragone (InCurt) - European and Mediterranean Short Film Festival
Spain, 2004
Award for Best Screenplay
Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival
France, 2003
Youth Jury Prize in the National Competition

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