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Rendez-vous with French cinema at IFFI 2007 in GoaMore than 15 long features and co-productions, representing a diversity of French cinema, will be showcased during IFFI, the International Film Festival of India, that begins in Goa later this week. From the inception of this new form of art, more than a century ago, both France and India felt a strong inclination for what was to be commonly known as the seventh art, says Jérôme Bonnafo (rpt Jome Bonnafo), Ambassador of France in India. Among them, the French Oscar entry ''Orchestra Seats" IFFI organisers here said the six films "Living Together" collection prepared by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs are "modern-day fables about French society". Meanwhile the Film Heritage section, co-organised by the Thomson Foundation, will attempt to bring together some of the masterpieces of the history of World cinema. Veteran filmaker and indophile Alain Corneau will be leading the French delegation to IFFI at Goa, comprising of Florent-Emilio Siri, Jan Kounen, and talented young actress Fanny Valette as well as the Thomson Foundation team, the European Club of Producers, Samira Zaibat of the international critic's week in Cannes, and Fabien Westerhoff participating in the NFDC organised Film Bazaar section. Retrospective "Living Together" will include six films: Samia by Philippe Faucon; When you come down from Heaven (Quand tu descendras Cinema of the World will include: The Second Wind (Le 2ème souffle) by Alain Corneau (2007); The Intimate Enemy (L'ennemi intime) by Florent Emilio Siri (2007); 99 Francs by Jan Kounen (2007); Change of address (Changement d'adresse) by Emmanuel Mouret (2006); Taxi 4 by Gérard Krawczyk (2007); Orchestra Seats (Les Fauteuils d'orchestre) by Danièle Thomson (2006); The Songs of Love (Les Chansons d'amour) by Christophe Honoré (2007); The Page turner (La Tourneuse de pages) by Denis Dercourt (2005); The Other (L'Autre) by Ariel Rotter (co-production / 2007); and Goodbye Bafana by Bille August (co-production / 2007). 22.11.2007 | frederick_noronha's blog Cat. : Alain Corneau Alain Corneau Ariel Rotter Cannes Cannes Christophe Honoré cinema Culture of Goa Denis Dercourt Emilio Siri Emmanuel Mouret Entertainment Entertainment Eric Guirard Fabien Westerhoff Fanny Valette Fauteuils d'Orchestre Film Florent Emilio Siri French French Ministry of Foreign Affairs French people Gérard Krawczyk Goa IFFI 2007 India International Film Festival of India Jan Kounen Jan Kounen Jérôme Bonnafo Living Together Malik Chibane Oscar Philippe Faucon Pierre Jolivet Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche Samira Zaibat Taxi 4 The International Film Festival of India Thomson Valérie Minetto Zim & Co FILM
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(Independent) Frederick Noronha is a festival reporter with filmfestival.com and fest21.com. Covering the festival scene from Goa Festival and more to come . View my profile Send me a message The EditorUser contributionsUser links |