Running 10 to 14 January, the second and final shooting session (following an earlier shoot session from 15 November to 13 December) has now kicked off for The House [+lee también:
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The cast stars Ana Girardot (nominated for 2014’s Acting Revelation Lumière thanks to High Society [+lee también:
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ficha de la película], and who’ll be gracing cinemas from 9 March in Ogre, as well as appearing in the Totems series this year), Aure Atika (nominated for 2010’s Best Supporting Role César and recently at her best in Rose [+lee también:
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Written by Anissa Bonnefont and Diastème (who won the Orizzonti Prize for Best Screenplay in Venice 2019 by way of Back Home [+lee también:
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Production of The House is outsourced to Clément Miserez and Matthieu Warter on behalf of Radar Films, in co-production with Belgium’s Umedia and Rezo Films (who will also handle distribution in France). Pre-purchased by Canal+ and OCS, the feature film has enjoyed a four-week film shoot (in Brussels, with several scenes also shot in Berlin) with Yann Maritaud (nominated for the 2021 Cinematography Lumière thanks to Slalom [+lee también:
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For the record, Radar Films are currently overseeing post-production on On The Wandering Path [+lee también:
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