Delphine and Carole
dir. Callisto Mc Nulty / France, Switzerland / 2019 / 70 min. / Polish premiere
Section: Best of Fests
CREDITS
Director: Callisto Mc Nulty
Screenplay: Callisto Mc Nulty, Alexandra Roussopoulos, Géronimo Roussopoulos
Editing: Josiane Zardoya
Sound: Philippe Ciompi
Music: Manu Sauvage
Producers: Sophie de Hijes, Nicolas Lesoult, Britta Rindelaub, Nicole Fernandez Ferrer, Sylvie Cazin
Production: Les films de la butte, Alva Film, Le Centre audiovisuel Simone de Beauvoir, Ina – Institut national de l'audiovisuel
World sales: MPM Premium
Language: French, English
SYNOPSIS
In the 1970s New Wave actress Delphine Seyrig, known for her performances in François Truffaut’s “Stolen Kisses”, “Donkey Skin” by Jacques Demy and as the title role of Chantal Akerman’s “Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles”, was one of the leading voices in the French feminist movement. When she meets French-Swiss video artist Carole Roussopoulos in 1974, they soon engage in radical fights with insolence, intransigence and a lot of humor, using the brand new medium of film. Through the portrait of these two fearless accomplices, and their subversive, militant use of video and cinema, “Delphine and Carole” also retraces the period of “enchanted” 1970s feminism, marked by biting humor and creative energy.
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FESTIVALS & AWARDS
European Film Awards shortlist (Best European Documentary), Berlinale, San Sebastián Film Festival, FIDMarseille (GNCF Award), Mar del Plata International Film Festival, DocAviv, Mumbai Film Festival, Cork Film Festival, Viennale, Jeonju International Film Festival, FIFDH - International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights, Women Make Waves Film Festival, Seoul International Women’s Film Festival, Belfast Film Festival, Athena Film Festival, Créteil International Women's Film Festival (Audience Award)
CALLISTO MC NULTY
Callisto Mc Nulty (Paris, 1990) is a writer, director and translator. Her research in the fields of feminism and cultural studies takes the shape of cinematic and editorial projects. With Anne Destival, she wrote and produced “Éric’s Tape” (2017), filmed research on a mysterious cassette tape between Andy Warhol and others whose identity is initially unknown. She is also the co-editor and co-author of the book “SCUM Manifesto”, combining a restored version of the video of the same name by Carole Roussopoulos and Delphine Seyrig, documents, filmed interviews and original texts. “Delphine and Carole”, her first feature film, premiered in the Forum section at the Berlinale 2019.
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