Since 9 October, Italian filmmaker Giovanni Aloi has been shooting Le domaine in France. This will be his 3rd feature-length movie after The Third War [+leggi anche:
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Teased to be a modern, cerebral, crime tale along the lines of Shotgun Stories, the film stars Félix Lefebvre (nominated for 2021’s Best New Hope César and awarded the Acting Revelation Lumière for Summer of 85 [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Anaïs Tellenne
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Written by Sébastien Gendron and Dominique Baumard (who also teamed up with the director on The Third War and turned heads with Le jeune imam [+leggi anche:
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Le domaine is produced by Thierry Lounas on behalf of Capricci (who also partnered with the director on his first feature), in co-production with Wild West, and has been pre-purchased by Netflix France. Likewise backed by the Pays de la Loire region (where the 33-day film shoot is set to unspool, with Martin Rit heading up photography) and by the SOFICA company Cofinova, Aloi’s feature film will be distributed in France by Capricci and sold worldwide by Goodfellas.