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FEAR(S) OF THE DARK

a film by Blutch, Charles Burns, Marie Caillou, Pierre di Sciullo, Jerry Kramsky, Lorenzo Mattotti, Richard McGuire, Michel Pirus, Romain Slocombe
produced by Prima Linea Productions
co-produced by Def2shoot, Denis Friedman Productions, La Parti Production
French release : Ferbruary 2008

85 min. – 2K – 1:85 – Dolby Digital

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the entire 2D image of the film.

Synopsis

Le frôlement rapide de pattes d’araignées sur une peau nue…
Des bruits inexplicables que l’on entend la nuit, enfant, dans une chambre close…
Une grande maison vide dans laquelle on devine une présence…
L’aiguille d’une seringue qui se rapproche inexorablement…
Une chose morte emprisonnée dans un bocal de formol…
Le regard fixe d’un grand chien qui montre les dents…
Autant de frissons que nous avons éprouvés, un jour ou l’autre, comme les artisans de ce voyage qui nous mène d’un trait au pays de l’angoisse.
Six grands auteurs graphiques et créateurs de bande dessinée ont animé leurs cauchemars, griffant le papier de leurs crayons affûtés comme des scalpels, gommant les couleurs pour ne garder que l’âpreté de la lumière et le noir d’encre de l’ombre.
Leurs récits entrelacés composent une fresque unique, où phobies, répulsions et rêves prennent vie, montrant la Peur sous son visage le plus noir…
Peurs blanches et humour noir pour les salles obscures….

Technical informations

authors-directors: Blutch, Charles Burns, Marie Caillou, Pierre di Sciullo, Lorenzo Mattotti, Richard McGuire
directeur artistique : Etienne Robial
script writers: Blutch, Charles Burns, Romain Slocombe, Pierre di Sciullo, Jerry Kramsky, Richard McGuire, Michel Pirus
adaptation/translation: Philippe Paringaux

original soundtracks: René Aubry, Boris Gronemberger, Laurent Perez del Mar, George Van Dam

main voices : Aure Atika, Arthur H, Guillaume Depardieu, Nicole Garcia, Louisa Pili, Christian Hecq

producers : Valérie Schermann et Christophe Jankovic
line producers: Valérie Schermann, Christophe Jankovic, Denis Friedman, Vincent Tavier, Philippe Kauffmann
production manager: Tanguy Olivier

animation supervisors: Jean-Christophe Lie, Yves Fleury-Collet, Pieter Vanluffelen, Livia Marchand, Xiaohua Zhou, Julien Dexant
backgrounds supervisors: Céline Puthier, Jean-Michel Ponzio
compositing supervisors: Jean-Michel Bonnet, Pierre Lopes, Patricia Barbazan
editing: Céline Kelepikis
casting: Agathe Hassenforder, Nicolas Ronchi

sound design: Fred Demolder, Valene Leroy
mix: Manu de Boissieu
digital colour grading: Peter Bernaers

labs: ACE DIGITAL HOUSE – FILMIK a division of Helicotronc – BELCI PRO – ECLAIR

produced by Prima Linea Productions
co-produced by Def2shoot, Denis Friedman Productions, La Parti Production

with the support of MEDIA Programme de la Communauté Européenne
with the participation of Centre National de la Cinématographie
of Canal +
and of Cinecinema

with the support of la Région Poitou-Charentes
and of Département de la Charente

with the support of Centre du Cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel de la Communauté française de Belgique et des télédistributeurs wallons
in co-roduction with Scope Pictures
associated producer Scope invest – Alexandre Lippens and Geneviève Lemal
with the support of Tax-Shelter du gouvernement fédéral Belge

in association avec les soficas Cofinova 3, Alexis Dantec – Cofimage 18, Sophie Esline – Soficinema 2

French distribution: Prima Linea Productions
international sales: Celluloïd Dreams

visa d’exploitation 114 201

THE MAN IN THE BLUE GORDINI

a film by Jean-Christophe Lie
produced by Prima Linea Productions
co-produced by Dingo, Piste Rouge
French release : 2009

10 min. – 2K – 1:85 – Dolby Digital

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the entire 2D image of the film.

Synopsis

The absurd and the idiotic, with a libertarian impetus aiming at the overthrow of social codes and values, here are the main characteristics of this story. A kind of splash to the face of conventions and propriety. To provoke against the grain, a bit as if one wandered in shorts through a nudist village, not by sense of decency, but simply by desire to be different.
But the subject of this story is not to criticize either the nudists or the emancipation of the Seventies, although…
The most important for the main characters, is to break themselves of any form of standardization, whether liberal, ideological, moral, or linked to tastes or fashion.

Technical informations

Direction: Jean-Christophe Lie
Script and graphic author: Jean-Christophe Lie

Producers: Valérie Schermann et Christophe Jankovic

Animation: Jean-Christophe Lie et Julien Dexant
Backgrounds: Céline Puthier
Compositing: Jean-Michel Bonnet
Logos and posters: Pierre Di Sciullo
Editing: Céline Kélepikis

Original soundtrack: DJ Moule,
except the song “Jodle Gordin”: DJ Moule and Maxime Plisson (also singer)
Music production: Dingo
Music author self publishing

Voices and presences: Patrick Hauthier – Marion Ducamp – Joël Pyrène – Daniel Crumb – Sophie Fougère

Recording music and voices: La Nef (Angoulême)
Sound design and mix: Piste Rouge (Angoulême) Sébastien Marquilly, Fabien Devillers
Post-production image: Film Factory
Shoot 35 mm: Color’M
Lab 35 mm: Arane

A co-production: Prima Linea Productions, Dingo, Piste Rouge
With the participation of: Centre National de la Cinématographie
and of: Canal +.
With the support of: Région Poitou-Charentes
and of: Département de la Charente

N° visa : 120.102
Distribution and sales: Prima Linea Productions.
contact Pierre-Guy Taillan : +33 (0)1 53 63 23 00 or pierreguy@primalinea.com

WOLFY-THE INCREDIBLE SECRET

a film by Grégoire Solotareff

directed by Éric Omont
produced by Prima Linea Productions
co-produced by Belvision, France 3 Cinéma and RTBF
French release: December 2013

80 min. – 2K – 1:85 – Dolby Digital

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the entire 2D image of the film.

Synopsis

Wolfy is a wolf. Tom is a rabbit.
Though it may seem surprising, they’ve been inseparable since childhood.
Wolfy, who thought he was an orphan, learns from a gipsy that his mother is still alive. So the two friends set out to find her in the principality of Wolfenberg, the Land of the Wolves.
They arrive right in the middle of the Carne Festival, an annual gathering of the world’s most renowned carnivores.
Will Wolfy and Tom’s friendship survive in this land where herbivores inevitably end up as the day’s main dish? What incredible secret lies behind Wolfy’s birth?

Technical informations

A film by Grégoire Solotareff
Directed by Éric Omond
Produced by Valérie Schermann et Christophe Jankovic
Co-produced by Léon Perahia
Production manager: Tanguy Olivier

Graphic author: Grégoire Solotareff
Screenlay and dialogues: Grégoire Solotareff et Jean-Luc Fromental
Original soundtrack: Laurent Perez del Mar
Editing: Céline Kélépikis

With the voices of: Malik Zidi (Loulou), Stéphane Debac (Tom), Carlo Brandt (Lou-Andrea), Anaïs Demoustier (Scarlett), Marianne Basler (Olympe),
and of : John Arnold (Paul-Loup), Paul Bandey (Winston), Marie Berto (Rosetta), Léonore Chaix (Cornélia), Keren Marciano (les lapines), Patrick Paroux (Le portier/Momo), Rémi Roubakha (Simon-Edgar Finkel), Sarah-Jane Sauvegrain (Nina/Captain N)

Backgrounds and characters development: Grégoire Solotareff
Animation supervisor: Laurent Kircher
Clean up supervisor: Marie Bouchet
Layout supervisor: Éric Briche
Backgrounds supervisors: Julien De Man and Éric Marceteau
Compositing supervisors: Arnaud Bois and Jean-Pierre Bouchet

Sound design, mix: Bruno Seznec, Sébastien Marquilly, Fabien Devillers
Music executive production: Creaminal avec Dada Studios, éditions Musica Prima Linea
Laboratories: Mikros Image, Arane, Eclair
Digital colour grading: Peter Bernaers

Produced by Prima Linea Productions
In co-production with Belvision, France 3 Cinéma and RTBF
With the participation of the Centre National du Cinéma et de l’Image Animée, Canal+, Ciné+ and France Télévisions
With the support of Tax Shelter du Gouvernement Fédéral Belge et des investisseurs tax shelters
In association with Gowest, Casa Kafka Pictures and Casa Kafka Pictures Movie Tax Shelter empowered by Belfius
With the support of Centre du Cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles et de la Wallonie
With the participation of Cofanim 3 – Backup Films
With the support of MEDIA Programme de la Communauté Européenne
With Pôle image Magelis
With the support of Département de la Charente, la Région Poitou-Charentes in partnership with CNC

French distribution: Diaphana
International sales: Films Distribution

ZARAFA

a film by Rémi Bezançon and Jean-Christophe Lie

produced by Prima Linea Productions
co-produced by Pathé Production, France 3 Cinéma, Chaocorp, Scope Pictures
French release : February 2012

78 min. – 2K – 2:35 – Dolby Digital 5.1

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the entire 2D image of the film.

Synopsis

Under a baobab tree, an old man tells a story to the children around him: The story of the everlasting friendship between Maki, a little boy aged 10, and Zarafa, an orphaned giraffe, a gift from the Pasha of Egypt to the King of France, Charles X.
Hassan, Prince of the Desert, is instructed by the Pasha to deliver Zarafa to France. But Maki has made up his mind to do everything in his power to stop Hassan from fulfilling his mission and to bring the giraffe back to its native land – even if it means risking his own life – because he must fulfill his promise to Zarafa’s late mother.
During an epic journey that takes them from Sudan to Paris, passing on the way through Alexandria, Marseille and the snow-capped Alps, they have many adventures, crossing paths with the aviator Malaterre, a pair of unusual twin cows called Mounh and Sounh, and the pirate queen Bouboulina.

Technical informations

Direction: Rémi Bezançon and Jean-Christophe Lie
Screenplay & dialogues: Rémi Bezançon and Alexander Abela
Loosely inspired by the true story of the giraffe given by the Pasha of Egypt to the King of France in 1827.
Adaptation: Rémi Bezançon, avec la participation de Jean-François Halin et Vanessa Portal
Based on an original idea of: Alexander Abela, Rémi Bezançon and Jean-Claude Jean
Graphic creation: Jean-Christophe Lie
Original soundtrack: Laurent Perez del Mar

With the voices of: Simon Abkarian, François-Xavier Demaison, Vernon Dobtcheff, Roger Dumas, Ronit Elkabetz, Fellag, Deborah François, Thierry Frémont, Philippe Morier-Genoud, Max Renaudin, Clara Quilichini, Mostefa Stiti

Producers: Valérie Schermann and Christophe Jankovic
Co-producer : Vivien Aslanian
Production manager: François Bernard

Storyboard : Jean-Christophe Lie and Rémi Bezançon
Animation supervisor: Yoshimichi Tamura
Animation assistants supervisor: Éric Omond
Layout supervisor: Jean-Luc Serrano
Backgrounds supervisor: Igor David
Color models: Emma Mc Cann
Compositing supervisor: Jean-Pierre Bouchet
Editing: Sophie Reine

Sound design and editing: Piste Rouge, direction Bruno Seznec, mixing Fabien Devillers, sound designer Sébastien Marquilly

Produced by: Prima Linea Productions
In co-production with: Pathé / France 3 Cinéma / Chaocorp / Scope Pictures

Copyright : © 2011 Prima Linea Productions, Pathé Production, France 3 Cinéma, Chaocorp, Scope Pictures
N° visa : 123 004
Sales and distribution : Pathé Distribution

News

Zarafa and The French Dispatch at the Fête de l'Anim'

Screenings followed by a meeting of the films Zarafa and The French Dispatch at the CGR in Angoulême on the occasion of the Anime Festival organized by Magelis in partnership with the AFCA (Association Française du Cinéma d’Animation) from 20 to October 28, 2022.

French Dispatch : 26/10 – 7:30 p.m. – CGR Cinema
In the presence of the 3.0 studio team who worked on the animated sequence of the film
infos & booking

Zarafa : 22/10

2:30 p.m. – CGR Cinema
In the presence of co-director and graphic author Jean-Christophe Lie and producer Christophe Jankovic
infos & booking

> www.fete-anim-angouleme.fr

U

a film by Grégoire Solotareff and Serge Elissalde

produced by Prima Linea Productions
co-produced by Gebeka Films, Celluloid Dreams, France 3 Cinéma
French release : October 2006

71 min. – 2K – 1:85 – Dolby Digital 5.1

Mission of the studio: preparation and production of the entire 2D image of the film.

Synopsis

Mona est une princesse dont aucune petite fille n’envierait le sort. Depuis la disparition de ses parents, elle vit seule dans un château avec deux personnages sinistres et repoussants, Goomi et Monseigneur.
Un jour, le son de ses pleurs fait apparaître une licorne, qui s’appelle U, et qui dit être là pour la réconforter et la protéger tant qu’elle en aura besoin. U devient donc la compagne de Mona, sa petite et sa grande sœur à la fois, sa confidente et son inséparable amie… Et la vie est plus douce.
Mona grandit et se transforme en une très jolie princesse, alors que s’installe dans la forêt voisine une troupe de Wéwés, des êtres pacifiques, pleins de charme et de fantaisie. Ils n’ont aucun pouvoir particulier, et pourtant leur présence va tout changer.
Et surtout il y a Kulka, un musicien rêveur…

Technical informations

direction: Serge Elissalde
screenplay: Grégoire Solotareff
graphic creation: Grégoire Solotareff
music: Sanseverino
producers: Valérie Schermann and Christophe Jankovic

with the voices of: Vahina Giocante, Isild Le Besco, Sanseverino, Bernadette Lafont, Guillaume Gallienne
casting: Frédérique Moidon

editing: Céline Kelepikis
backgrounds supervisor: Geneviève Gratien
lay-out supervisor : Aymeric Gendre
reference animations: Serge Elissalde

sound: Piste Rouge
sound design: Jean-Marc Lentretien
mixing: Bruno Seznec

a co-production Prima Linea Productions, Gebeka Films, Celluloid Dreams, France 3 Cinéma
with the participation of Centre National de la Cinématographie
and Canal +
in collaboration with Wild Side Vidéo
with the support of MEDIA Programme de la Communauté Européenne
and of Région Poitou-Charentes, Département de la Charente, Magelis – Angoulême

French distribution: Gebeka
international sales: Celluloïd Dreams

visa n° 109261
© 2006, Prima Linea Productions, Gebeka Films, Celluloïd Dreams Production, France 3 Cinéma
tous droits réservés

LOULOU AND OTHER WOLVES

a film by Serge Elissalde & Grégoire Solotareff, Richard McGuire, Marie Caillou, François
Chalet, Philippe Petit-Roulet
produced by Prima Linea Productions
co-produced by France 3 et Gebeka Films
French release: March 2003

58 min. – 35mm – Dolby 5.1 and Dolby

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the entire 2D image of the film.

Synopsis

“Loulou and other wolves …” is an original entertainment program for youth on the theme of the wolf.
It consists of a main movie “Loulou” directed by Serge Elissalde and adapted from the famous album by Gregoire Solotareff (L’école des loisirs publisher), and four short films made by great graphics authors : Philippe Petit-Roulet, François Chalet, Marie Caillou and Richard McGuire.
This program, especially for children from 4 to 10 years, will both please the parents and a large public of animation and humorous tales amateurs.

Technical informations

screenplay: Grégoire Solotareff and Jean-Luc Fromental
producers: Valérie Schermann and Christophe Jankovic

Loulou
direction: Serge Elissalde
soundtrack and song: Sanseverino

Marika and the Wolf [Marika et le loup]
direction: Marie Caillou
soundtrack: Julien Civange

Micro Loup
direction: Richard McGuire
soundtrack: Julien Civange

To make the Portrait of a Wolf [Pour faire le portrait d’un loup]
direction: Philippe Petit Roulet
written and said by Grégoire Solotareff
soundtrack: Patrice Gomis

Where are you Grand-Ma? [T’es où Mère-Grand ?]
direction: François Chalet
soundtrack: Julien Civange

Étalonnage numérique et report 35mm : Mikros Image / Arane
Mixing: Bruno Seznec

A co-roduction Prima Linea Productions, France 3, Gebeka Films
With the participation of Centre National de la Cinématographie

French distribution: Gebeka Films
International sales: Télé Images International

VISA N° 106078
© Prima Linea Productions, France 3, Gebeka Films
Tous droits réservés

ONCE UPON TIME, OR MAYBE NOT

a TV film by Charles Nemes

produced by Endemol
French diffusion : 2011

96 min.

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the 2D animated sequences of the film

Synopsis

Lorsqu’elle part à Toulon poursuivre ses études, Myriam, fille unique, demande à son père, Mohamed, l’impossible : héberger Gaston, son amoureux, quelques jours … Juste le temps qu’il trouve du travail et un logement !
De quoi perturber l’équilibre affectif de cet artificier misanthrope qui pour se consoler de l’ingratitude des vivants, convoque la glorieuse légende de ses ancêtres algériens, son propre “mille et une nuits”, qu’il contait chaque soir à sa fille chérie pour l’endormir, afin d’éviter la révélation trop brutale d’un secret de famille.
Dans ce film, Mohamed nous emmène dans une aventure humaine dense, tendre et universelle, où les hommes se révèlent meilleurs qu’ils n’y paraissent et où l’étranger n’est pas celui que l’on croit…

Technical informations

Direction: Charles Nemes
Screenplay: Akli Tadjer
Executive producer: Nora Melhli

With : Lyes Salem, Alice Belaïdi, Olivier Chantreau, Josy Bernard, Alain Blazquez

Creator of the animated sequences : Lorenzo Mattotti
Production : Prima Linea Productions

GRAND SLAM OVALIE

a film by Laurent Kircher
produced by Prima Linea Productions
French release : 2015

13 min. – 2K – 1:85

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the entire 2D image of the film.

Synopsis

When she returns to her native south-west of France to sell her family home, Sheila Spanghetto finds her little village of Ovalie untouched since she left for Paris 15 years ago. The men live for the ‘third-half’ of rugby – leaving their women to the burden of running all the domestic affairs.
Sheila is not the sort to put up with this nonsense: she won’t submit to the first scrum she faces and plans to turn over the situation. With pressure from the village women, who invest their hope in her, and with the help of local legend Granny Spanghetto (who makes the knees of the stoutest prop tremble), Sheila will take on the men, in their own ground.
Following a legendary match, life will never be the same again in the peaceful little village of Ovalie…

Technical informations

A film by Laurent Kircher
Screenplay and graphism: Laurent Kircher

Animation: Laurent Kircher
Backgrounds supervisor: Cécila Pepper
Compositing supervisors: Arnaud Bois, Romain Drouillard, Bruno Giraud
Editing: Clémence Samson with Rémi Sagot Duvauroux
Sound design and mix: Bruno Seznec, Baptiste Boucher, Fabien Devillers

Sound studio: Piste Rouge
Image Post-production: Mikros Image

Produced by: Prima Linea Productions Valérie Schermann et Christophe Jankovic
With the support of: Département de la Charente
And of: la Région Poitou-Charentes
In partnership with: le CNC
And: Pôle Images Magelis
With the support of: Piste Rouge, Mikros Image, Malil’Art

Distribution and sales: Prima Linea Productions.
contact Pierre-Guy Taillan : +33 (0)1 53 63 23 00 or pierreguy@primalinea.com

THE RED TURTLE

a film by Michael Dudok de Wit
co-production Why Not Productions, Wild Bunch, Studio Ghibli, CN4 Productions, ARTE France Cinéma, Belvision
executive production Prima Linea Productions
French release : June 2016

80 min. – 2K – 1:85

Mission of the studio: preparation and production of the entire 2D and 3D image of the film.

Synopsis

A man marooned on a desert island tries desperately to escape, until one day he is confronted with a strange turtle that will change his life.

Technical informations

director and graphic author: Michael Dudok de Wit
screenplay: Michael Dudok de Wit
adapted by Pascale Ferran and Michael Dudok de Wit

produced by: Toshio Suzuki, Vincent Maraval, Pascal Caucheteux, Grégoire Sorlat
co-produced by: Léon Perahia
artistic producer: Isao Takahata
executive producers: Valérie Schermann and Christophe Jankovic – Prima Linea Productions
producer for Why Not Productions: Béatrice Mauduit

production manager: Tanguy Olivier
1st assistant director: Jean-Pierre Bouchet

music: Laurent Perez del Mar

storyboard : Michael Dudok de Wit
characters development: Michael Dudok de Wit, Marie Bouchet, Emma McCann, Toni Mengual Llobet, Caroline Piochon
backgrounds development: Michael Dudok de Wit, Julien De Man

animation supervisor:Jean-Christophe Lie
clean up supervisor: Marie Bouchet
layout supervisor: Eric Briche
backgrounds supervisor: Julien De Man
paint supervisor: Emma Mc Cann
shadows animation: Pascal Herbreteau
compositing supervisors: Jean-Pierre Bouchet, Arnaud Bois
special effects supervisor: Mouloud Oussid

chief film editor: Céline Kélépikis
digital color grading: Peter Bernaers

sound superviser: Bruno Seznec
sound mixer: Fabien Devillers
chief sound editor: Matthieu Michaux
sound design : Alexandre Fleurant, Sébastien Marquilly
sound effects: Florian Fabre

a co-production Why Not Productions, Wild Bunch, Studio Ghibli, CN4 Productions, ARTE France Cinéma, Belvision

international sales: Wild Bunch
French distribution: Wild Bunch Distribution

copyright © 2016 Studio Ghibli – Wild Bunch – Why Not Productions – Arte France Cinéma – CN4 Productions – Belvision – Nippon Television Network – Dentsu – Hakuhodo DYMP – Walt Disney Japan – Mitsubishi – Toho

THE BEARS’ FAMOUS INVASION OF SICILY

THE BEARS' FAMOUS INVASION OF SICILY

a film by Lorenzo Mattotti
produced by Prima Linea Productions
coproduced by France 3 Cinéma, Pathé, Indigo Film with Rai Cinema
French release : October 2019

82 min. – 4K – 1:85 – Dolby Atmos

Mission of the studio : preparation and production of the entire 2D and 3D image of the film.

Synopsis

Our story starts with Tonio, the son the bears King, being kidnapped by some hunters in the Sicilian mountains. Because of the harshness of a winter that threatens its clan with famine, the Bear King decides to invade the land of men (in the hope of finding his son). Thanks to his powerful army and the help of a wizard, he will succeed at both quests but he will soon find out that bears are not meant to live in the land of men.

Technical informations

Direction: Lorenzo Mattotti
Screenplay and dialogues: Thomas Bidegain, Jean-Luc Fromental and Lorenzo Mattotti
From the novel La Famosa Invazione deglo Orsi in Sicilia de Dino Buzzati
Graphic creation: Lorenzo Mattotti
Original music: René Aubry
Producers: Valérie Schermann et Christophe Jankovic
Co-producers: Nicola Giuliano, Francesca Cima, Carlotta Calori, Ardavan Safaee

French version with the voices of: Leila Bekhti(Almerina), Thomas Bidegain (Gedeone), Jean-Claude Carrière (Vieil ours), Beppe Chierichi (Théophile), Arthur Dupont (Tonio), Thierry Hancisse de la Comédie Française (Leonce), Pascal Demolon (Frand-Duc), Jacky Nercessian (Salpêtre), Boris Rehlinger (De Ambrosiis, Babbon)

Italian version with the voices of: Toni Servillo (Leonzio), Antonio Albanese (Gedeone), Linda Caridi (Almerina), Maurizio Lombardi (De Ambrosiis), Corrado Invernizzi (Granduca), Alberto Boubakar Malanchino (Tonio), Beppe Chierici (Teofilo), Roberto Ciufoli (Orso Babbone), Nicola Rignanese (Troll), Mino Caprio (Orso Maitre) et Corrado Guzzanti (Salnitro), et avec la participation extraordinaire de Andrea Camilleri (Vecchio Orso)

Animation studio: 3.0 studio
Storyboard supervisor: Aymeric Gendre
Layout and backgrounds supervisors: Julien De Man
Animation supervisors: Julien Dexant, Laurent Kircher, Jean-Christophe Lie, Antonio Mengual-Llobet
Final line animation supervisors: Léa Bancelin, Marie Bouchet, Joanna Lurie
Shadows supervisor: Pascal Herbreteau
Special effects supervisor: Mouloud Oussid
Compositing supervisor: Joan Frescura
Editing: Sophie Reine
Sound: Piste Rouge

A coproduction France-Italy: Prima Linea Productions, France 3 Cinéma, Pathé, Indigo Film avec Rai Cinema
With the participation of: Canal+ – Ciné+ – France Télévisions – Rai Cinema
With the support of: Centre National de la Cinématographie et de l’Image Animée – MIBAC – du Programme MEDIA de l’Union Européenne
With the support of: la Région Ile de France – la Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine – le Département de la Charente with Pôle Image Magelis – la Procirep – la Sacem – La Fondation Gan pour le Cinéma

French distribution: Pathé
Ventes Internationales : Pathé International
Internaional sales: Monica Donati – monica.donati@mk2.com
Duration : 82 min
Franch release October 9th 2019

News

New prize for The Bears' Famous Invasion of Sicily at the New Chitose Airport International Animation Film Festival (Japan) au New Chitose Airport International Animation Film Festival (Japon)

The Grand Prize in the feature film category of the New Chitose Airport International Animation Film Festival was awarded to Lorenzo Matotti for The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily.

The film has been selected in around twenty international festivals including Cannes, Anima (Be), Les Césars, Seville (Es), BIAF (Co), Annecy, Locarno (It)… and has received numerous awards including the Junior Europe Prize at the FFE in Seville (Es, 2019), the Best Director at Festa del Cinema di Roma (It, 2019)…

The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily nominated at César 2020 « technical label for production design »

The Academy of Cinema Arts and Techniques set up a new system to allow its members to choose among a list of movies pre-selected by experts of the technical branch during the first round of vote. There is no obligation to vote for a movie in the list – it only aims at highlighting the technicians that stood out in the movies of the year.
All the Academy members technicians have had the opportunity to vote on a secured platform from Monday, December 2nd to Friday, December 6th.
5 techniques categories will be awarded during next César Ceremony – Best Costume Design, Best Production Design, Best Editing, Best Cinematography, Best Sound. 10 films are nominated in each of them.

The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily is nominated for « technical label for production design ».
Congratulations to all the team: Julien De Man, Victor Caron, Alessia Cordini, Julien Grande, Emma Mccann, Liia Mchedlishvili, Marthe Strand Mourier and Sarah Williamson!

Cesar 2020 first round of vote will be open from Thursday, January 2nd to Tuesday, January 28th at midnight.

> www.academie-cinema.org

2019/12/20

The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily nominated at César 2020 « technical label for production design »

> www.academie-cinema.org