Left Foot Cinderella

A Short film of

Benjamin Lehrer

Produced by

Tobina Film

Production year2009

Runtime13 min

Synopsis

A day in the life of Léa, a young girl like the others. One of her legs is half plastic. Moreover, it is truely on a bad foot that she got up this morning. As well she has nothing to wear to Marie's party. The road which leads to the prince charming is full of pitfalls.

Credits

Director (1)

Benjamin Lehrer
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Actors (6)

Axelle Charvoz

Sébastien Landry

Alexandre Laigner

Jérôme Godgrand

Søren Prévost

Élise Larnicol

Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : Tobina Film

Full credits (13)

Executive Producer : François Cognard

Screenwriter : Benjamin Lehrer

Director of Photography : Philippe Bovar

Music Composer : Speakin' Clock (Groupe)

Editor : Benoît Lelong

Sound Recordist : Maxime Millet

Costume designer : Bernadette Strassmann

Production Manager : Sébastien Lepinay

Sound Editor : Thomas Ailhaud

Continuity supervisor : Maud Charquet

Production Designer : Samantha Gordowski

Special Effects : Jean-Marie Le Rouzic

Sound Mixer : Thomas Ailhaud

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Black comedy, Legend
Themes : Love, Handicap
Production language : French
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2009
Runtime : 13 min 30 seconds
Visa number : 119.809
Visa issue date : 28/01/2010
Production formats : HD-CAM
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 1.85
Audio format : Stereo
Rating restrictions : None

News & awards

Selections (3)

Festival Ciné Premières de Groningue
The Netherlands, 2010
Out of Competition
Festival of Nations (Ebensee)
Austria, 2010
International Competition
Dresden International Short Film Festival
Germany, 2010
Programme spécial

Awards (1)

Festival of Nations (Ebensee)
Austria, 2010
Golden Bear

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